Thomas Farriner's bakery

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Thomas Farriner's bakery was the small Pudding Lane bakehouse in London where the Great Fire of 1666 is believed to have begun.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bakery
historic site
alsoKnownAs Farriner's bakehouse
Farynor's bakery
approximateCoordinates 51.510°N 0.085°W
associatedWith Great Fire of 1666
Thomas Farriner
buildingMaterial timber-framed structure
cityQuarter near London Bridge
commemoratedBy nearby Monument to the Great Fire of London
plaque on Pudding Lane
country England
Kingdom of England
dateOfEvent 1666-09-02
destroyedIn Great Fire of London
destroyedOn 1666-09-02
era 17th century
eventLocation Great Fire of London
fireBeganAt Great Fire of London
historicalStatus no longer extant
jurisdictionAtTimeOfFire City of London Corporation
locatedIn City of London
London
linked to: London, England

Pudding Lane
ownedBy Thomas Farriner
primaryUse commercial bakehouse
religiousParish parish of St. Margaret New Fish Street
riskFactor closely built wooden houses nearby
storage of combustible materials
significance believed starting point of the Great Fire of London
streetAddress Pudding Lane, City of London
linked to: Pudding Lane
timeOfEvent after midnight

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Great Fire of London startPlace Thomas Farriner's bakery
Thomas Farriner's bakery alsoKnownAs Farriner's bakehouse
linked to: Thomas Farriner's bakery
Thomas Farriner's bakery alsoKnownAs Farynor's bakery
linked to: Thomas Farriner's bakery