List of churches destroyed in the Great Fire of London and not rebuilt

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Church name	Location	United with
All-Hallows-the-Less	Upper Thames Street	St. Michael Paternoster Royal
All Hallows Honey Lane	114 Cheapside	St Mary-le-Bow
Holy Trinity the Less	Knightrider Street	St Michael Queenhithe
St Andrew Hubbard	Love Lane, Eastcheap	St Mary-at-Hill
St Ann Blackfriars	Ireland Yard, Blackfriars	St. Andrew-by-the-Wardrobe
St Benet Sherehog	Poultry	St Stephen Walbrook
St Botolph Billingsgate	Thames Street	St. George Botolph Lane
St Faith under St Paul's	West end of the crypt	St Augustine Watling Street
St Gabriel Fenchurch	Stood in the middle of Fenchurch Street	St Margaret Pattens
St Gregory by St Paul's	Close to the southwest wall of Old St. Paul's	St Martin, Ludgate
St John the Baptist upon Walbrook	Cloak Lane (west side), Cannon Street	St Antholin, Budge Row
St John the Evangelist	Watling Street at Friday Street	St Mary-le-Bow (ibid)
St John Zachary	Gresham Street (north side)	St Anne and St Agnes
St Laurence Pountney	Laurence Pountney Hill	St Magnus-the-Martyr
St Leonard, Eastcheap	Cheapside	St Benet Gracechurch
St Leonard, Foster Lane	Cheapside	Christchurch, Newgate Street
St Margaret Moses	Friday Street at Cheapside	St Mildred, Bread Street
St Margaret, New Fish Street	Monument Yard, close to London Bridge	St Magnus, London Bridge
St Martin Pomary	Ironmonger Lane (east side)	St Margaret Lothbury
St Martin Vintry	Southwark Bridge at Thames Street	St. Michael Paternoster Royal (ibid)
St Mary Bothaw	South of Cannon Street	St Swithin's, Cannon Street
St Mary Colechurch	South end of Old Jewry	St Mildred, Poultry
St Mary Mounthaw	West side of Old Fish Street	St Nicholas Cole Abbey
St Mary Staining	Oat Lane	Church of St Alban, Wood Street
St Mary Woolchurch Haw	Queen Victoria Street	St Mary Woolnoth
St. Mary Magdalen Milk Street	North side of Knightrider Street	St Lawrence Jewry
St Michael-le-Querne	Round Court	St Vedast Foster Lane (ibid)
St Nicholas Acons	West side of Nicholas Lane	St Edmund the King and Martyr
St Nicholas Olave	West side of Bread Street Hill	St Nicholas Cole Abbey (ibid)
St Olave's, Silver Street	Northeast end of Noble Street	Church of St Alban, Wood Street, London (ibid)
St Pancras, Soper Lane	Pancras Lane at Queen Street	St Mary-le-Bow (ibid)
St Peter, Paul's Wharf	Upper Thames Street at Peter's Hill	St Benet Paul's Wharf
St Peter, Westcheap	Southwest corner of Wood Street	St. Matthew Friday Street (ibid)
St Thomas the Apostle	St Thomas Apostle Street	St Mary Aldermary, Watling Street

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Of the 86 destroyed, Reynolds (1922) lists these 34 as those not rebuilt.
East of Ball Alley
Opposite to Size Lane
Opposite Botolph Lane
In 1898 the Church fell into disuse, and in 1901 the parish united with that of St Mary-at-Hill.
Now St Anthony and St Silas, Nunhead
Church destroyed during bombing raid in 1941
The Monument stands on the site of this church
1940, slight bomb damage; deconsecrated 1954;demolished 1962
And afterwards: 1871 St. Olave Old Jewry; 1886 St Margaret Lothbury "City of London Churches - Anglican Church (C of E)". Archived from the original on 6 September 2007. Retrieved 5 September 2007.]
The Mansion House now stands on the site of this church
S.W corner of Old Exchange
In the middle of Cheapside to the east of Paternoster Row
Between King William Street and Lombard St
Now the London Centre for Spirituality
which itself was subsumed into St Nicholas Cole Abbey

Bibliography

Betjeman, John (1992) , Sovereign City of London Churches, Andover: Pitkin, ISBN 0-85372-565-9
Huelin, G. (1996), Vanished Churches of the City of London, London: Guildhall Library Publications, ISBN 0-900422-42-4
Reynolds, H. (1922), The Churches of the City of London, London: The Bodley Head Limited

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