Museum of London creates maps to mark 350 years since Great Fire of London

It was a catastrophe the likes of which London had never seen, starting when a fire broke out in an East End bakery in July 1666. The fire quickly spread and went on to burn for days, engulfing swatches of the city and claiming thousands of homes. Now gamers are being offered a first person view of The Great Fire of London, thanks to a number of specially made maps which can be played in the hit game Minecraft. The Museum of London has produced the Minecraft maps to mark 350 years since the blaze broke out. Players can navigate the burning city through a series of mini games.