Church of St Andrew Undershaft, London

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The Church of St Andrew Undershaft in London is a historic medieval parish church in the City of London, noted for surviving the Great Fire and for its association with the antiquarian John Stow.

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Church of St Andrew Undershaft, London canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglican church
church building
medieval church
parish church
address St Mary Axe, City of London
linked to: 30 St Mary Axe
architecturalStyle Perpendicular Gothic
associatedWith John Stow
builtBefore Great Fire of London
category Church of England church buildings in the City of London
Churches in the City of London
Grade I listed churches in London
city London
linked to: London, England
constructionMaterial stone
country United Kingdom
dedicatedTo Saint Andrew
denomination Church of England
diocese Diocese of London
function place of Christian worship
tourist attraction
governingBody Parochial Church Council of St Andrew Undershaft
hasFeature medieval font
monuments to City merchants
stained glass windows
tower
hasOrgan pipe organ
hasStatus active church
hasTombOf John Stow
heritageStatus Grade I listed building
knownFor association with John Stow
surviving the Great Fire of London
locatedIn City of London
England
London
linked to: London, England
namedAfter a maypole formerly erected nearby
near 30 St Mary Axe
Lloyd’s of London building
linked to: Lloyd's building
parish St Andrew Undershaft
province Province of Canterbury
religion Christianity
survivedEvent Great Fire of London
The Blitz

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John Stow burialPlace Church of St Andrew Undershaft, London