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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.","createdAt":"2026-11-02T20:56:59.550Z","dataset":{"id":"9e61b959-94fd-4a98-af48-6944c0c12f20","slug":"christopher-wrens-churches-in-the-city-of-london","title":"Christopher Wren's churches in the City of London"}},{"id":"6da07a0e-fc54-496a-ba93-4c604d4a3ab3","slug":"st-james-garlickhythe","title":"St James Garlickhythe","description":"Rebuilt by Wren's office between 1676 and 1683 on Garlick Hill, this was among the least damaged of the City churches in the Second World War. The ceiling is the highest in the City after St Paul's and the amount of daylight admitted earned it the nickname Wren's lantern. The cross-axial plan Wren used here, repeated at St Magnus the Martyr and St Martin Ludgate, was obscured by Basil Champneys's renovation of 1866, whose stained glass was taken out after the war.","createdAt":"2026-11-02T20:56:59.529Z","dataset":{"id":"9e61b959-94fd-4a98-af48-6944c0c12f20","slug":"christopher-wrens-churches-in-the-city-of-london","title":"Christopher Wren's churches in the City of London"}},{"id":"fe069c0b-29cd-4306-9a22-013ae90eb115","slug":"st-pauls-cathedral","title":"St Paul's Cathedral","description":"Old St Paul's was gutted in the Fire of 1666, and after a design process that ran from the royal warrant of 1669 through several rejected schemes, Wren's English Baroque cathedral was built from 1675 and completed in 1710. It is still the second largest church in Britain, and the dome that anchors the skyline was framed by the spires of the parish churches Wren rebuilt around it. He is buried in the building.","createdAt":"2026-11-02T20:56:59.507Z","dataset":{"id":"9e61b959-94fd-4a98-af48-6944c0c12f20","slug":"christopher-wrens-churches-in-the-city-of-london","title":"Christopher Wren's churches in the City of London"}},{"id":"fb0d3804-ee59-4fb5-ada1-f1cc6f468cd5","slug":"st-mary-le-bow","title":"St Mary-le-Bow","description":"The Norman church here was called St Marie de Arcubus for the bow arches of stone in its crypt, and Wren carried the arch motif into his rebuilding of 1670 to 1683. Almost completely destroyed in the Second World War, it was rebuilt a second time, and the tower again carries a ring of twelve bells. Access from Cheapside is step-free, and weekday prayer is said twice daily.","createdAt":"2026-11-02T20:56:59.475Z","dataset":{"id":"9e61b959-94fd-4a98-af48-6944c0c12f20","slug":"christopher-wrens-churches-in-the-city-of-london","title":"Christopher Wren's churches in the City of London"}}]},"followedByViewer":false}