Christopher Wren

Life and works of Sir Christopher Wren

'Tom tower' Christ church, Oxford

The attribute of eternal

Designs and drawings

Designs of Sir Chr. Wren for Westminster Abbey, the new dormitory, Westminster School, works at Westminster Palace for the houses of Parliament, and the house, library and garden of Sir John Cotton

The Wren ms. 'Court orders' with a supplement of official papers from the Public Record Office, Welbeck Abbey, &c

Anatomia; seu, Interiora rerum

The case of the surveyor concerning the fabrick of St. Paul's

Designs and drawings supplementary to [Miscellaneous designs and drawings] volume XII. 1935 [of the Wren Society's Publications]

Sir Christopher Wren A.D. 1632-1723

The works of Christopher Wren

Catalogue of Sir Chr. Wren's drawings at All Souls, St. Paul's Library, Sir John Soane's collection, etc., with plate references to those published in the Wren Society's volumes, index to volumes I-XIX, list fo members

Designs and drawings supplementary to volume XII, 1935

Elevations, plans and sections of fifty churches designed and built under the direction of Sir Christopher Wren

Hampton Court Palace, 1689-1702

The parochial churches of Sir Christopher Wren, 166-1718 .

'Tom tower' Christ church, Oxford

A catalogue of the genuine and entire collection of curious Greek and Roman medals and medallions in silver and brass

The attribute of eternal

Designs and drawings by Sir Christopher Wren for St. Paul's Cathedral, the Residentiaries' Houses, and the Deanery

Drawings and models of the construction of St. Paul's Cathedral

Thirty-two large drawings for Whitehall, Windsor, and Greenwich

St. Paul's Cathedral

The city churches, vestry minutes and churchwardens' accounts

Designs of Sir Chr. Wren for Oxford, Cambridge, London, Windsor, etc

Engravings of St. Paul's Cathedral and part II of the building accounts for the years 1685-95 ..

Miscellaneous designs and drawings

Photographic supplement of St. Paul's Cathedral

The royal palaces of Winchester, Whitehall, Kensington, and St. James's Christopher Wren, architect for Their Majesties King Charles II, King James II, King William III and Queen Mary II, and Queen Anne, 1660-1715

The age of Sir Christopher Wren

The Royal Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich, 1674-1728

Designs by Sir Chr. Wren for Westminster abbey, the new dormitory, Westminster School, works at Westminster Palace for the houses of Parliament, and the house, library and garden of Sir John Cotton; also for Sir John Moore's school at Christ's hospital, Newgate street, and for his school at Appleby in Leicestershire

Engravings of St. Paul's Cathedral and parts II of the building accounts for the years 1685-95

Miscellaneous designs and drawings by Sir Chr. Wren and others, including James Gibbs and Nicholas Hawksmoor, for houses, public buildings and decorations, with the plans for the rebuilding of the city of London after the fire

The Royal Hospital for Seaman at Greenwich, 1694-1728

Christopher Wren, 1632-1723