St George Botolph Lane

City of London, United Kingdom

No longer standing

Demolished or destroyed.

St George Botolph Lane was a Baroque church in London's Billingsgate ward, designed by Sir Christopher Wren as one of fifty-one churches he rebuilt following the Great Fire of 1666. Located off Eastcheap with its rear overlooking Pudding Lane—the very street where the fire began—the church had medieval origins, first recorded in the twelfth century before destruction in 1666. It stood until its demolition in 1904.