On
the night of September 2, 1666, The
Great Fire of London began as a small fire on Pudding Lane, in the
bakeshop. The fire spread in very fast from there and carried on towards
the Thames since houses were of wood and pitch construction which are
dangerously flammable.
An
extensive rebuilding programme took place after London’s Great Fire in 1666 and
took about 50 years to complete.
A
major exhibition has opened in the Museum of London this year in July 2016
about this disaster, which took place exactly 350 years ago. Localites and
visitors from all over the world are excited to attend the exhibition to see
what life was like for seventeenth century Londoners.
There
are several Aparthotels in Kensington that gives tourists
the quick access to the venue.
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