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When did Christopher Nevill die?
Sir Christopher Wren died on February 25, 1723 at the age of 90.
What is the birth name of Clare Wren?
Clare Wren's birth name is Helen Claire Wren.
What nicknames does Derrick Wren go by?
Derrick Wren goes by Derrick Danger.
How tall is Isobel Wren?
Isobel Lang is 5' 1".
How old is Alan Reni Wren?
Alan John Wren (Reni) is 48 years old. He was born on April 10, 1964.
Who rebuilt London's churches after the great fire?
Sir Christopher Wren was the architect.
How did wren change London?
He helped build 55 churches after the Great Fire in London!
What commission did Christopher Wren receive during the rebuilding of London?
To rebuild 52 churches
What did build Sir Christopher Wren?
St Paul's cathedral in London U.K.
Who designed 53 churches in London?
Sir Christopher Wren, although Wikipedia states 51 and not 53.
What London building did sir Christopher wren rebuild after the great fire?
Sir Christopher Wren rebuilt 51 churches across London in the aftermath of the great fire in 1666. The one he is most famous for is St. Paul's Cathedral, the rebuilding of which was completed in 1710.
Who designed St Paul's Cathedral in the late 17th century?
The architect was Sir Christopher Wren, the cathedral was consecrated in 1708, height 365 feet
The architect who helped to rebuild London after the great fire?
Sir Christopher Wren.
Who designed st pauls cathedral in England?
If you mean St Pauls Cathedral in London, it was Sir Christopher Wren.
When did Christopher Wren die?
Christopher Wren died on February 25, 1723 in London, England at the age of 90.
Who was st paul's architect?
Christopher Wren was the architect responsible for designing and overseeing the construction of St. Paul's Cathedral in London. The cathedral was completed in 1710 and is considered one of Wren's greatest works.
What architect helped rebuild London after the great fire?
Sir Christopher Wren designed a number of the large buildings after the great fire in London in 1666. After that fire it became illegal to have thatched roofs.
