the monument to the great fire of london was built in 1666.
when was the monument to the great fire of london built?
1666
the monument to the great fire of london, more commonly known simply as the monument, is a doric column in london, united kingdom, situated near the northern end of london bridge. commemorating the great fire of london, it stands at the junction of monument street and fish street hill, in height and 202 feet west of the spot in pudding lane where the great fire started on 2 september 1666. constructed between 1671 and 1677, it was built on the site of st. margaret's, fish street, the first church to be destroyed by the great fire. it is grade i listed and is a scheduled monument. another monument, the golden boy of pye corner, marks the point near smithfield where the fire was stopped.
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great fire or the great fire may refer to:





























section::::fires.





























bullet::::- great fire of rome (64 a.d.)





























bullet::::- 1615 great fire of wymondham





























bullet::::- great fire of meireki (1657)





























bullet::::- great fire of london (1666)





























bullet::::- great fire of northampton (1675)





























bullet::::- great fire of warwick (1694)





























bullet::::- great stockholm fire of 1759





























bullet::::- great fire of tartu (1775)





























bullet::::- great fire of new york (1776)





























bullet::::- great new orleans fire (1794)





























bullet::::- great new orleans fire (1788)





























bullet::::- great podil fire (1811)





























bullet::::- great fire of tirschenreuth (1814)





























bullet::::- great fire of new york (1835)
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