This city was served by waterwheels designed by Peter Morice. A popular car
This city was served by waterwheels designed by Peter Morice. A popular cartoon depicted a scientist handing a torn piece of white paper to a "Dirty Fellow" that is a personification of a geographical feature here. That cartoon describes the so-called "Great Stink" that plagued this city. The Bow Street Runners served as an early, unofficial police force here, and John (*) Snow made spot maps of this city during an 1854 outbreak of cholera. Two major disasters that plagued this city were vividly described in the diary of Samuel Pepys; after that second disaster, Christopher Wren designed numerous new churches here. For 10 points, name this English city which suffered a 1666 "Great Fire" that burned St. Paul's Cathedral.
This city was served by waterwheels designed by Peter Morice.
London