The Great Fire of London in 1666 was a devastating event that destroyed 13,200 buildings and left over 70,000 people homeless. It was sparked by baker Thomas Farriner's ovens near Pudding Lane and was finally brought under control at the Thames River. Only 90 buildings remained standing.
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