Seething Lane

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Pepys lived at the Navy Office on this street from July 1660.

See here for information on the house itself.

Last updated by Phil Gyford on 29 October 2006

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• N vincent on Sat 5 Jul 2003, 02:43am. Flag this

  For those luckier enough to take ones little brown bag and a cover for your strong water, one can share nostalgia and and questions with the ghosts.
  http://www.squaremiletimes2.co.uk/features/sunbathingSeething Lane Gardens. - this garden is on the former site of the former Naval Office and official residence of the Clerk of the Acts.
  Samuel Pepys resided here from July 1660 and is buried in nearby St Olave’s Church. A sculptured head of Pepys can be seen in the garden.
  
  

• N Grahamt on Fri 11 Jul 2003, 10:12am. Flag this

  A short history of Seething Lane:
  Restoration London by Liza Picard has a short history of the Pepys household site in Seething lane from 1303 to 1673.
  Pages 21-22 of Pheonix Press paperback edition (2002)

• N vicente on Tue 27 Jul 2004, 09:04pm. Flag this

  from Dudley on Tue 27 Jul 2004, 6:59 pm | Link
  “Walk down Seething Lane turn right into Crutched Frairs there is a serise of arches under Fenchurch St station by the name of French Ordinary Court. Just around the corner”
  Nook and crannies of London:

• N michael j gresk on Sun 8 May 2005, 03:55am. Flag this

  walking?!?!? in london at night??? how safe is sam wandering the street at that hour ??? just curious….. MJG

• N dirk on Mon 9 May 2005, 04:43am. Flag this

  “how safe is sam wandering the street at that hour”

  Maybe his boy is with him - with his new sword…
  

• N Terry F on Wed 28 Sep 2005, 02:09am. Flag this

  Peter Easton adds an image of The Navy Office/Seething Lane as Pepys would have known it (from 1714 engraving) http://www.pepysdiary.com/indepth/images/2005/09/19/navy_office.jpg in his very interesting in-depth article,

• N in Aqua Scripto on Mon 30 Jan 2006, 03:59am. Flag this

  Here be two maps, 1666 in detail and 1676, Seething Lane in Morgans map 1676
  http://www.british-history.ac.uk/lmap.asp?compid=19003&slice=80&buffer=3#iframe
  Seething Lane 1666 after the fire details down to property lines.
  http://www.british-history.ac.uk/mapimage.aspx?compid=16597&slice=504&root=30&zoom=1&buffer=1
  In the 1676 Map there be just a blank spot for the Navy Office. I wonder why?

• N Richard Tames on Fri 3 Mar 2006, 04:20pm. Flag this

  Re blank for Navy Office on map of 1676. The blue plaque now marking its site proclaims that it burned down in 1673.

References in the diary

1660

Jul: 4, 18
Aug: 31