The Vanished Churches of the City of London.

The article discusses the destruction of parish churches in the City of London, England, up to 1940. It comments on reasons behind destruction, including a shift of the population to the suburbs, a lack of appreciation of the churches' architecture, and road and bridge construction. Several demolished churches are considered, including St. Christopher-le-Stocks, St. Benet Fink, and St. Michael's, Crooked Lane. The author notes that many of the demolished churches were designed by English architect Christopher Wren.