The Great Fire of London, 1666

Tree years ago the great fire of London happened. Now we know much more about what happened.

Picture from The Museum of London

In September 1666 the Great Fire of London happened. The Fire started at the Farrinner’s bakery. The fire happened over four days. It was a fire where it went over many houses actually 13.000 houses were burnt, also many of the things we know

London for fx. St. Paul’s Cathedral was burnt.

Pudding Lane is were the Farriner’s bakery the street was small.

The bakery where the fire started, is saying that the fire was started from the oven and then the car ran over to it at got fire over all of the cat’s body and then the cat ran out of the bakery and went to the hole of London and that is why the fire started.

But perhaps the Great Fire was good for some things because when the fire was over, the plague was over. And that was very positive to finding out of, we haven’t had plague since the fire.

The fire made room for a more modern and healthier city.

At the same time, the fire started a man named Robert Hubert. Robert Hubert is a french watchmaker, he was sailed from Sweden to his parents in France, but