Research on Wren Home Wren Biography Career Links   Martin Centre   Email		Sir Christopher Wren Buildings by Status Buildings attributed to Wren, listed according to their current state of repair. It should be noted that inclusion of a building on this page does not imply that a building is open to the public. For a list of buildings open see buildings listed by location. Largely as Built Emmanuel College Chapel, Cambridge Upper School, Eton College, Buckinghamshire South and East Ranges, Hampton Court Palace Ingestre Church, Staffordshire Lincoln Cathedral Library, Lincoln The Monument, Fish Street Hill, London Pembroke College Chapel, Cambridge The Royal Hospital, Chelsea Royal Naval Hospital, Greenwich The Royal Observatory, Greenwich St Benet, Paul's Wharf, London St Clement Danes, Strand, Westminster St Clement, Eastcheap, London St James, Garlick Hill, London St James's Church, Piccadilly, Westminster St John Moore's School, Appleby, Leicestershire St Margaret, Lothbury, London St Margaret Pattens, London St Martin, Ludgate, London St Mary Abchurch, London Tower of St Mary Aldermary, Bow Lane, London St Michael, Cornhill,London St Paul's Cathedral St Peter, Cornhill, London St Stephen, Walbrook, London The Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford Tom Tower, Christ Church, Oxford Trinity College Library, Cambridge Winslow Hall, Buckinghamshire Substantially rebuilt after Bombing in the War to match original St Andrew by the Wardrobe, London St Andrew, Holborn, London St Anne and St Agnes, Gresham Street, London St Bride, Fleet Street, London St Edmund King and Martyr, Lombard Street, London St Lawrence, Jewry, London St Mary-le-Bow, Cheapside, London St Mary-at-Hill, Thames Street, London St Michael, Paternoster Royal, College Hill, London St Nicholas, Cole Abbey, London St Vedast, Foster Lane, London Moved after Bombing in the War St Mary, Aldermanbury, London (1670-76) (moved to Fulton, Missouri, USA 1965 from the City of London) Buildings which have survived but have been substantially altered Garden Quadrangle, Trinity College, Oxford Reconstruction of Kensington Palace Marlborough House, St James's, London St Magnus Martyr, Lower Thames Street, London State Apartments, St James's Palace Tring Manor House, Hertfordshire Williamson Building, The Queen's College, Oxford Churches for which only the tower remains St Alban, Wood Street, London (church destroyed by bombing in 1940) St Anne's Church, Soho (church demolished in 1953 after war damage) St Dunstan in the East, London (church destroyed by bombing in 1941) St Mary Somerset, Thames Street, London (demolished excpet for tower in 1871) St Olave, Old Jewry, London (demolished except for tower 1888-9) Buildings that have been completely demolished Destroyed in Second World War bombing Christ Church, Newgate Street, London (only ruin remains after bombing in 1940) The Cloisters, Pump Court, Middle Temple, London (destroyed in bombing 1940-1) St Augustine, Watling Street, London(destroyed by bombing in 1945) St Mildred, Bread Street, London (destroyed by bombing in 1941) St Stephen, Coleman Street, London (destroyed by bombing in 1940) St Swithin, Cannon Street, London (dem. after bombing in 1941) Demolished to make way for other development All Hallows, Bread Street, London (dem. 1876-7) All Hallows the Great, Lombard Street, London (dem. 1893-4) All Hallows, Lombard Street, London (dem. 1939) Bridgewater Square Development, London (dem.) Drury Lane Theatre, London (remodelled 1775-6 by R.Adam, rebuilt by H.Holland 1791-4) Guard-house, Windsor Castle (dem.) The Navy Office, Seething Lane, London (dem.) Respository, Royal Society, Crane Court, Fleet Street, London (dem.c.1782) St Antholin, Watling Street, London (dem.1875) St Bartholomew, Exchange, London (dem.1840-1) St Benet Fink, Threadneedle Street, London (dem.1842-4) St Benet, Gracechurch Street, London (dem.1867-8) St Christopher-le-Stocks, Threadneedle Street, London (dem.1781) St Dionis Backchurch, Fenchurch Street, London (dem.1878-9) St George Botolph Lane, London (dem. 1903-4) St Matthew, Friday Street, London (dem. 1881) St Michael, Bassishaw, London (dem. 1899) St Michael, Crooked Lane, London (dem. 1831) St Michael, Queenhithe, London (dem. 1876) St Michael, Wood Street, London (dem. 1894) St Mildred, Poultry, London (dem. 1872) Writing School, Christ's Hospital, London (dem.1902) Lost for other reasons Catholic Chapel, Council Chamber and Privy Gallery, Whitehall Palace (destroyed by fire in 1698) The Custom House, London (reconstructed 1718-25, destroyed by fire 1814) Queen's Apartment and Terraced Garden, Whitehall Palace (destroyed in fire of 1698) St Mary Magdalene, Fish Street,London (gutted by fire 1886, dem. 1887) Thoresby House, Nottinghamshire (burnt down after completion) William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Virginia, USA (fire in 1705) Winchester Palace, Winchester (destroyed by fire in 1894) To see the buildings listed by other criteria click below: Buildings listed according to location Buildings listed according to date of Construction Works listed according to type including parts of buildings James Campbell October 2000