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If you mean St Pauls Cathedral in London, it was built after the Great Fire of London in 1666. The original church on the site was burned down during the fire. The architect was Sir Christopher Wren.
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∙ 12y agoThe foundation stone was laid in 1675 and it was finally completed in 1711 although it had been in use since 1697.
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Who built st Paul's basilica?
The Roman Emperor Theodosius I began construction of the Basilica of St Paul in 386.
Why is St Paul's Cathedral named after St. Paul?
After the Great fire of London, the city needed a new Cathedral and St Pauls was built.
How is st Paul's cathedral strengthened?
because it is built out of strong things
Where was St Paul's cathedral built?
At the top of Ludgate Hill in London, England.
Why was st Paul's cathedrals built?
Because it was an church and it was designed by christopor wren
Who built the Cathedral of Saint Paul?
If you mean St Paul's Cathedral in London, it was designed by Sir Christopher Wren.
Who built a cathedral at Canterbury dedicated to St. Paul in London?
Christopher Wren
When was St. Paul cathedral built?
It took several years to build but was completed about 1700
Were there any railroads in Minnesota in 1850?
No. The first railroad was built in Minnesota in 1862 between St. Paul and a flour-milling center in St. Anthony.
When was St. Paul's church in Macclesfield officially opened?
In short, it was built in 1844, and assumingly opened that same year.
Did st Paul's cathedral survive in the big fire of london?
The present St Pauls Cathedral was built after the Great Fire of London and the original was burned down in the fire.
When was St Paul's catherdral built?
In 1904, Archbishop John Ireland approved the building of the Cathederal. It was opened to the public in 1915.
