Fire Fire in Holborn 1848

[double-trouble]

Prior to the great changes in the Holborn Viaduct area in the mid 1800's , I have family members with the surname of Skinner known at No . 67 Holborn Hill .
Family notes state a fire at their tobacconist shop here in 1848 but no date ( I have a sketch of the shop prior to this date ) and they later moved to 92/93 where there are pictures and additional notes of their times here . Possibly this move was due to the fire .
 
Looking through the old maps online site ( amongst other sources ) , I've been unable to pinpoint the exact position of these premises although I have done with nos . 92 / 93 .  There are large amounts of online info . regarding the viaduct build although I am yet to find info . on whether no . 67 was demolished for the viaduct , or due to the fire itself . I'm not sure whether they were the only building casualties in the fire , how it started or even if there were sadly deaths .
John Henry Stansfield Skinner and his family were living / working in the tobacco trade here and I have an amount of info . on their lives .

Appreciate any thoughts , sources of further info . etc.. or newspaper articles of the fire itself if anyone has access to the archives .
Thankyou in advance .

[rosie99]

The Morning Herald 6th May 1848 has a report of a fire at Holborn Hill, it started off at the grocers.  The article does mention Mr Skinner.
You should be able to get a copy of this from the BNA website

[ShaunJ]

There are at least 17 articles about the fire which mention Mr Skinner, tobacconist, in various papers in May 1848. His premises were totally destroyed.

[double-trouble]

Although I don't have the report ( even know if one exists ) , family info . mentioned previously gives that the building was insured by Phoenix , Sun and Globe .
I'm hoping that Westminster Archives may have a map that may define the premises of the immediate area pre / post fire .
The responses all help , thankyou .

[ShaunJ]

Sun Fire Office records for 67 Holborn Hill are at LMA:

https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/results/r?_q=%2267+holborn+hill%22

[sugarbakers]

https://www.romanticlondon.org/the-1819-plan/#18/51.51766/-0.10633

According to John Lockie's Topography of London 1813, Holborn Hill ran "from the N end of Fleet-market to Middle Row".

In that case No.67 was on the south side just west of the junction with Fleet-market and just three buildings east of St Andrews Church.
The link above to Horwood's map of 1819 may take a while to download.

[double-trouble]

This is great info . for when I get down to the area in a week or so..the map shows clearly 92/93 already known and now the position of 67 . Thankyou ShaunJ and sugarbakers for replies .