From September 2nd to September 5th, 1666, one of the largest urban fires in history took place.

The Great Fire of London swept mercilessly through the city, reducing roughly 80% of its buildings to smoldering ruins, and possibly killing thousands of people.

In the ashes of the inferno, the city reinvented itself, determined to ensure that such widespread destruction would never happen again.

And in the process, it also laid the foundation for the London that exists today.

Learn more about the Great Fire of London on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.

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In the 1660s, London was one of the world's largest cities, with an estimated 350,000 people living in close proximity to one another.

This closeness was in large part due to the city's massive walls.

Residents living within the city walls and along the River Thames were part of the city proper.

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