EPW007390 ENGLAND (1921). The King's Cross area, Islington, 1921. This image has been produced from a print.

The Belmont (PH), long since demolished.

Maiden Lane Bridge

1 Dennis Street, York Road, London, N1 (Residence of Joseph Cock and family).

Charlotte Street United Methodist Church, Charlotte Street, N1. Street renamed Carnegie Street in 1938. Church destroyed in 1941. https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/01c1683a-1481-4c96-9579-1afa2553b291 Attended by Ralph Widgery brothers.

Thornhill Bridge Place, N1

This area become the King's Cross locomotive depot complete with turntable. As such it was the largest shed in close proximity to the platforms of a London terminus. A great favourite of the train spotters on the end of platform 10.

Chapel Market, N1

Gasworks, Gasometers, Goodsway, N1

Royal Agricultural Hall, Liverpool Road, N1

Barnsbury Road, N1

Risinghill Street, N1

Maygood Street, N1

Grace Street, N1 (later known as Shirley Street)

Culpeper Street, N1

Half Moon Crescent, N1

Wynford Road, N1

All Saints Battle Bridge Church, Caledonian Road & All Saints Street, N1 ( Opened in 1838, redeveloped in 1977 )

Copenhagen Street, N1

Tiber Street, N1

Dennis Street, N1

Caledonian Road, N1

Wharfdale Road, N1

Regents Canal, N1

Goodsway, N1

Kings Cross Station, N1

York Way, N1