St Paul's Cathedral from the West. Designed by Sir Christpher Wren,it was commissioned in 1668 to replace the one destroyed in the great fire of 1666. After going though several redesigns it was completed in 1708. It was struck by a bomb on October 9,1940,but survived.

St Paul's Cathedral from the West. Designed by Sir Christpher Wren,it was commissioned in 1668 to replace the one destroyed in the great fire of 1666. After going though several redesigns it was completed in 1708. It was struck by a bomb on October 9,1940,but survived.

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