St Pauls Key dates and timeline Flashcards

1
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1087

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Fire consumes most of the city of London

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2
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1087-1314

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St Paul’s Cathedral built

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3
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1109

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wall built around the churchyard

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4
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1135

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Fire delays building

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5
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1240

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Church is consecrated (made sacred) – Great ceremony by Bishop Roger Niger

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6
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1256

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enlarged following a succession of storms – ‘New Work’ added t

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7
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1300

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further work added

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8
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1382

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Paul’s Cross damaged by lightning and was rebuilt

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9
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1501

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used as the site of Henry VII’s marriage to Catherine of Aragon

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10
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1536

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Dissolution of the Monasteries and Chanties Act (destruction of interior ornamentation)

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1552

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introduction of Book of Common Prayer during reign of Edward VI (re-introduced in 1559 under Elizabeth)

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12
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1555-158I

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heretics placed on trial at St Paul’s during reign of Mary I

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13
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1558

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Reign of Elizabeth I begins (Protestantism re-established)

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14
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1561

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spire destroyed by fire (never repaired)

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15
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c.1600

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Cathedral in severe structural decline

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16
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1630s

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some restoration work takes place under Inigo Jones

17
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1642 – 1651

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Building falls into disrepair during the English Civil War

18
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1666

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Great Fire of London completely destroys cathedral and Christopher Wren is commissioned to redesign

19
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1697

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new Cathedral opens

20
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1806

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Site of the Funeral of Admiral Nelson

21
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1852

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Site of the Funeral of the Duke of Wellington

22
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1897

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used for the Jubilee of Queen Victoria

23
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1940

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Herbert Mason’s photo shows St Paul’s surviving the Blitz

24
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1958

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Paul Robeson performs at St Paul’s

25
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1958

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American Memorial Chapel opened, dedicated to American servicemen who lost their lives during WWII

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1964

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Martin Luther King Jr delivers his ‘Three Dimensions of a Complete Life’ Sermon

27
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1965

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Winston Churchill receives the largest state funeral in history at St Paul’s

28
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1981

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Charles & Diana’s wedding (the first royal wedding at St Pauls since Henry VII and Catherine of Aragon

29
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2004

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Paternoster Square column opened as a monument to area destroyed during Great Fire

30
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2011-12

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site of the Occupy London protests.

31
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2012

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service for the London Olympic games

32
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2020

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Remember Me online book of remembrance produced for those who have died as a result of Covid-19