can you name some historical buildings found here?
Monument to the Great Fire of London , St Paul's Cathedral, the Guildhall, the Royal Exchange, Dr. Johnson's House and more.
City of London
 Monument to the Great Fire of London ("the Monument"), St Paul's Cathedral, the Guildhall, the Royal Exchange, Dr. Johnson's House, 
who is charles holden? An English architect. when was he born? 12 May 1875. who was he born to? Joseph and Ellen Holden . where did he finish his studies from? He attended many schools and also attended classes at YMCA. which were some of his famous works? The City of London Plan. who were the first settlers of this place? The Roman legions. what is the motto of this city? ""Domine dirige nos"" . and what does that mean? "Lord, direct us". does this city have any gardens? There are many gardens ,like the one in Finsbury Circus.
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City of London [SEP] Historical buildings
Fire bombing and post-World War II redevelopment have meant that the City, despite its history, has fewer intact historic structures than one might expect. Nonetheless, there remain many dozens of (mostly Victorian and Edwardian) fine buildings, typically in historicist and neoclassical style. They include the Monument to the Great Fire of London ("the Monument"), St Paul's Cathedral, the Guildhall, the Royal Exchange, Dr. Johnson's House, Mansion House and a , many designed by Sir Christopher Wren, who also designed St Paul's. 2 King's Bench Walk and Prince Henry's Room are notable historic survivors of heavy bombing of the Temple area, which has largely been rebuilt to its historic form.