EAW000621 ENGLAND (1946). A cityscape over Kentish Town including Chalk Farm Station, Camden Town, 1946

Ferdinand Place

Ferdinand Place

Ferdinand Street

Standard LMS 3F "Jinty" Tank loco.

Former Camden Goods Yard/Gilbeys Warehouse. Now the site of Chalk Farm Morrisons - soon to be redeveloped into the new 'Camden Goods Yard' development.

Newberry Arms, now demolished

The Old Mother Shipton, now The Fiddler's Elbow Pub

Kentish Town Engine Shed

Communial air raid shelters. Accomodating up to fifty people, these were to provide cover for pedestrians and vehicle passengers. Construction started in March 1940, but they later proved to be highly unpopular as the blast and shock waves from explosions could bring the walls down and the 1 ft thick reinforced concrete roof on top of the occupants.

Kentish Town West station

Seems to be one of the pre-war LMS jackshaft drive 0-6-0 Diesel Shunters.

LMS comparmtent Electric train in Chalk Farm station. The Station was renamed Primrose Hill station in 1950, and closed in 1992.

Boston Arms Public House Junction Rd N19

Archway Methodist Church. Upper Holloway N19

St. John the Evangelist. Pemberton Gardens. Upper Holloway.

St. Mary Brookfield. Dartmouth Park Rd NW5

St. Peter's Church. Dartmouth Park Hill N19.

Haverstock school

Queens Crescent, and Carlton/Carltoun Street (bomb damage)

Carton Street, later Carlroun Street

Carlton Primary School

Carlton Primary School

Former Midland Railway goods depot, controlled by the LMS from 1923 onwards.

Lines into St Pancras

Camden Road Station

The ex North London railway.

Link to the ex North London railway at their Camden Road station.

Camden loco shed, it took over from the "Roundhouse" on the other side of the tracks.

Former head office of Dunn & Co, gentlemen's outfitters.

Lyndhurst Hall -former mission hall that was acquired by St Pancras (latterly Camden) Council in 1963 for community use. Sadly, this fine historic building was demolished in 2006 to make way for additional social housing. Of course, housing is needed desperately, but so are community resources!

This is now Talacre Open Space. The old houses were acquired under compulsory purchase, demolished and Talacre Open Space was created in 1974 -5

Hawley Road, Camden Town, 21/10/2014

Chalk Farm Road, Camden Town, 21/10/2014

Former North Western Polytechnic

St Pancras baths

Holy Trinity CofE Primary School - linked with the church of the same name across the road

The old Chalk Farm bus garage.....long since demolished to make way for a housing development

Rowney's Pencil Factory

Kent House flats

Chalk Farm Underground Station, 07/10/2014

Chalcot Square

The Piano Factory

Primrose Hill Primary School

Gloucester Avenue

Chalcot Road

Railway engine shed now The Roundhouse theatre and performing arts center

Camden Lock - Now the Site of the famous market

Chalk Farm Road A502

Now 42-44 Gloucester Crescent

Regent's Park Road

St. Mark's Crescent

Regent's Canal

Methodist Chapel which now houses the Zabludowicz Collection’s London project space.

Princess Road

Fitzroy Road