wren built the church on the site of the chancel of greyfriars in 1677-87, this top part of the tower dates from 1703-4, with edward strong jn r. as mason.
wren built the church on the site of the chancel of greyfriars in 1677-87, partly to take the bluecoat boys of christ's hospital next door. it was gutted in the war, and its east end needlessly demolished afterwards.
bluecoat boy charity figure of 1735 from baynard castle ward school in sermon lane, now in the museum of london. the yellow lining was believed to be bug proof.
the original statue of a christ's hospital bluecoat boy, from the niche above the entrance to their nursery at ware, now inside place house. the school moved its infants here in 1674.
niche above the entrance to bluecoat yard, with a new replacement statue, the bands are neither like the original, nor like current usage. the london school moved its infants here in 1674.
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