The Great Fire of London 2 nd Sept 1666. The Great Fire of London Why did the fire spread so fast? The bakery was situated close to warehouses which held.

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The Great Fire of London 2 nd Sept 1666

The Great Fire of London Why did the fire spread so fast? The bakery was situated close to warehouses which held tallow, oil, spirits and hemp. Along the wharves coal, timber and hay lay in heaps. Why did the fire spread so far? A long hot summer had left London dry with depleted water reserves, also the persistent east wind spread the flames. Why did the fire stay alight for so long? The fire was fed by overhanging timber houses in narrow streets, with nothing to stop the flames.

The Streets How would you describe this street scene? Narrow streets with dry wooden overhanging shops and houses

The Great Fire of London What is happening here? The strong east wind fanned the flames causing the fire to spread very fast

The Great Fire of London What is happening here? Lots of people including Samuel Pepys tried to escape by boat on the River Thames

Images of London alight

Great Fire of London What is happening here? Fire hooks are being used to remove parts of the roof, and buckets of water are being passed up ladders to the men on the roof

What was Destroyed? 13,200 Homes St Paul’s Cathedral 87 Churches and 6 chapels 373 acres of the city 100,000 people made homeless And much, much more

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