St Mary Woolnoth

Hawksmoor began the rebuilding in 1716 on a cramped Lombard Street plot a short walk from the Royal Exchange, paid for out of the coal tax funds the 1711 Act had set aside. It is the smallest of his six solo churches and the only one inside the City, listed Grade I since January 1950 under National Heritage List entry 1064620. There is no wheelchair access to the building.

Date of construction

1716–1727

Parish or district

City

Category: Culture & History

Tags: hawksmoor, english baroque, city of london, grade i, church

Coordinates: 51.5127644, -0.0880139

Part of Nicholas Hawksmoor's London churches

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