The event was commemorated in the 1670s by the erection of The Monument on the site of St Margaret’s, the first church to succumb to the flames. The doric column with a golden urn of fire at the top. It's height of 62 metres echoes its distance from the source of the fire.
Commemorative events and activities throughout the city this weekend. Find out more here.
Greeting cards featuring some of my photos above and many other London landmarks and observations can be found here.
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