Thomas Farriner's bakery

E99368

bakery historic site

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

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 NERFINISHED → 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 NERFINISHED →
destroyedOn	1666-09-02 →
era	17th century →
eventLocation	Great Fire of London →
fireBeganAt	Great Fire of London NERFINISHED →
historicalStatus	no longer extant →
jurisdictionAtTimeOfFire	City of London Corporation →
locatedIn	City of London → London → 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 →
timeOfEvent	after midnight →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Thomas Farriner's bakery ("Farriner's bakehouse") → Thomas Farriner's bakery ("Farynor's bakery") →	alsoKnownAs
Great Fire of London →	startPlace