- From about 1251, Saint Mary-le-Bow was the home of the Court of Arches, the final appeal court of the Province of Canterbury in the Church of England.
- St Mary le Bow was built around 1080 by Lanfranc who accompanied William the Conqueror to become his Archbishop of Canterbury.
- The church of St. Mary-le-Bow in London sits halfway between St. Paul’s Cathedral and the Bank of England, on the historic road known as Cheapside.
- The most famous tradition linked to St Mary-le-Bow is that only someone born within the sound of Bow bells can be considered a true Cockney.
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- A parishioner of the church and founder of Virginia, you may recognise Smith as the love interest in Disney's Pocahontas. St. Mary-Le-Bow Church.
- St Mary-le-Bow is now best viewed from Cheapside and the small square adjacent to the church from where the beauty of the spire can be admired.
- Home to the famous Bow Bells, St Mary-le-Bow is a place of peace in the midst of the City. The Café Below, located in the Crypt...
- Over to Toni… The church of St Mary-le-Bow dates from before 1090 and has always been at the heart of life in the City of London, being situated in Cheapside...
- St. Mary-le-Bow is exactly like that. Wren’s outer walls and tower sit on top of an 11th-century crypt, and the rest was rebuilt after the Blitz.