EPW039587 ENGLAND (1932). St Pancras, King's Cross and Euston Stations and environs, St Pancras, 1932

Barclay Street

Duke's Road

Euston arch

Swiss Cafe - it used to belong to my Great grandparents. If anyone has some photos, please get in touch

Metropolitan Buildings (St Pancras Square) - the first purpose built block of workers' flats in London, completed in 1848, bombed in 1941, and replaced by council flats slightly to the north.

Phoenix Road, NW1

Ossulston Street, NW1

Goldington Crescent, NW1

Medburn Street, NW1

Old St. Pancras Church, Pancras Road, NW1

Saint Pancras Railway Station

Modern Day Euston Railway Station Approach

Saint Pancras Church Caryatids

Saint Pancras Church

Kings Cross Railway Station

Christ Church

Somers Town goods depot, the current site of the British Library.

Saint George's Gardens

Regent Square Gardens

Holy Cross Church

Argyle Square Gardens

Russel Square Garden

Woburn Square Garden

Gordon Square Garden

Tavistock Square Garden

Cartwright Gardens

Saint Pancras Railway Station

New look King's Cross Railway Station

King's Cross Railway Station

The famous gasholders - quite a landmark in this part of London and for train passengers arriving at Kings Croos/St Pancras.

King's Cross suburban platforms. These were served by trains coming up from Moorgate and Farringdon. They then left the Circle/Metropolitan lines and climbed via the Hotel Curve tunnel almost under the Great Northern Hotel to emerge at these platforms built next to the Kings Cross Suburban terminus platforms. All this has now disappeared in the new-look Kings Cross.

Great Northern Hotel with its very distinctive 'semi-circular' footprint

London Euston Station LMS

London St. Pancras Station LMS

London Kings Cross Station LNER

Euston Road