Chapter XVII: Appendix: II

_CHURCHES, HALLS, COLLEGES, PALACES, OTHER PUBLIC BUILDINGS, AND
PRIVATE HOUSES, BUILT AND REPAIRED BY SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN._

_Churches._

S. Alban, Wood Street. | S. Lawrence, Jewry.
* All Hallows, Bread Street. | S. Magnus, London Bridge.
" Lombard Street. | S. Margaret Lothbury, Pattens,
" Upper Thames St. | Rood Lane.
All Saints, Isleworth. | S. Martin, Ludgate Hill.
S. Andrew, Holborn. | S. Mary, Abchurch.
" by the Wardrobe. | " Aldermanbury.
SS. Anne & Agnes. | " Aldermary.
S. Anne, Soho (?). | " at Hill.
* S. Antholin, Watling St. | " le Bow.
S. Augustine. | * " Somerset.
* S. Bartholomew, Bartholomew | " Woolnoth.
Lane. | S. Mary Magdalen, Old Fish St.
* S. Benedict, Gracechurch Street.| S. Matthew, Friday Street.
* " Fink, Threadneedle | S. Michael, Bassishaw.
Street. | " Cheapside.
S. Benedict, Paul's Wharf. | " Cornhill.
S. Bride, Fleet Street. | * " Crooked Lane.
Chichester Cathedral. | * " Queenhithe.
Christ Church, Newgate. | " Royal, College Hill.
* S. Christopher, Threadneedle | S. Mildred, Bread Street.
Street. | * " Poultry.
S. Clement Danes, Strand. | S. Nicholas, Cole Abbey.
" Eastcheap. | S. Olave, Jewry.
Dartmouth Chapel, Blackheath. | S. Paul's Cathedral.
* S. Dionysius, Back Church. | S. Peter's Abbey, Westminster.
S. Dunstan in the East. | " Cornhill.
S. Edmund the King, Lombard | Salisbury Cathedral.
Street. | S. Stephen, Coleman Street.
S. Faith (Crypt of S. Paul's). | " Walbrook.
S. George, Botolph Lane. | S. Swithin, Cannon Street.
S. James, Garlickhithe. | S. Vedast, Foster Lane.
" Westminster.

* Signifies that the church has been destroyed.

_Halls._

Mercers Company. | Saddlers Company
* Grocers " | Cordwainers "
Drapers " | Paper Stainers "
* Fishmongers " | Curriers "
* Goldsmiths " | Masons "
Skinners " | * Plumbers "
Merchant Taylors " | Innholders "
Haberdashers " | Founders "
* Salters " | Coopers "
Ironmongers " | Tilers and Bricklayers "
Vintners " | Joiners "
* Dyers " | Weavers "
Brewers " | Plasterers "
* Leathersellers " | Stationers "
Cutlers " | Apothecaries "
Bakers " | Pinmakers "
Tallow Chandlers " | Coachmakers "
Girdlers " |

Many of these buildings have been considerably altered since Wren's time, and many are now let as warehouses, or turned to other uses.

_Colleges._

Christ Church, Oxford. | Pembroke, Cambridge.
Emmanuel, Cambridge. | * Physicians, Warwick Lane,
Holy Trinity " London.
" Oxford. | Queen's (?) Oxford.
Morden, Blackheath. | Sion, London.

_Palaces._

Hampton Court. Kensington. * Newmarket. Winchester.

_Other Public Buildings._

Alderman's Court, Guildhall. | Middle Temple, front of.
Archbishop Tenison's Library. | Monument, the.
Ashmolean Museum. | Monument { to Edward V. &
Bohun's Almshouses, Lee. | { Richard, Duke of York
Bushey Park, { Pavilion. |
{ Ranger's house at.| Observatory, Greenwich.
Chapter House, S. Paul's. | * Royal Exchange, London.
* Custom House, Port of London. | Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford.
Deanery, St. Paul's, London. | Temple Bar.
Hospitals, { Chelsea College. | Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
{ Greenwich. | Theatre in Salisbury Court.
London, City of. | Tower of London.
Merchant Taylors' Almhouses, | Windsor, Town Hall.
London.

_Private Houses._

Allaston's, Lord, London. | Fawley Court, Oxon.
Bloomsbury, two in. | Marlborough's, Duchess of, London.
Buckingham's, Duchess of, | Oxford's, Earl of, London.
London. | Sunderland's, Lord, London.
Chichester, two at. | Windsor, two at.
Cooper's, Madam, London.

This list, which is, I fear, imperfect, only professes to give such buildings as were actually built or repaired; there are, besides, a large number of unexecuted designs.

* Signifies that the building has been destroyed.