St Benet Paul's Wharf
Built between 1677 and 1683 and the one Wren church that came through unaltered: the others were either damaged in the Second World War, hit by an IRA bomb, or restored. It has been the church of the College of Arms since 1555, and services have been held here in Welsh since the nineteenth century, making it both a City guild church and the Metropolitan Welsh Church.
- State today
- In use
- Listed status
- Grade I
- Year rebuilt
- 1677
- Denomination
- Anglican
- Architect
- Christopher Wren
- Website
- stbenetwelshchurch.org.uk/
Category: Culture & History
Tags: wren, welsh-church, college-of-arms, unaltered
Coordinates: 51.5116936, -0.0992179
Part of Christopher Wren's churches in the City of London
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