Wren was an English scientist and mathematician and one of the country's most distinguished architects, best known for the design of many London churches, including St Paul's Cathedral.
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The first ever recorded use of Portland stone was over a thousand years ago, and since then it has been used extensively by many illustrious architects for elegant and prestigious buildings world-wide.
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What's new
- Temple Bar Lodge is sold
- Rare medal found
- Commemorative Plaque
- The Official Opening
- Time Capsule
- Last stone is laid
- Time capsule is buried
- Last stone is lifted
- Time Capsule found
- First stone is laid
- Work starts in the City
- First stone is dismantled
- Work starts at Theobalds
- A brief history
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