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East, west-churches are best
Everyone knows there are lots of churches in the City of London. Those who paid attention at school may recall the total was approaching a hundred in the Middle Ages. Most were destroyed in the Great Fire and 34 were not rebuilt. Another 23 have disappeared over the centuries but that still leaves a lot. The Friends of City Churches arranged a Saturday walk around those still left. It was divided into two halves: those west of St Mary Abchurch, and those east. Two fascinating tours lead by expert guides- a great time was had by all!
by Basher Eyre
Created: Sat, 16 Nov 2019, Updated: Sat, 16 Nov 2019
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