EAW006467 ENGLAND (1947). St Pancras Station, St Pancras, 1947

The Victoria public house. Closed and building houses a McDonalds at the time of writing.

German Gymnasium

St Pancras Waterpoint original location

The 3F 0-6-0T seem to be the preffered shunters here

The lift to take a wagon and the horse pulling it down to the vaults under the station. These vaults were built to accommodate beer barrels, beer from Burton-on-Trent.

Polygon Street (formerly Hampden Street), NW1

Penryn Street, NW1

Aldenham Street, NW1

Goldington Street, NW1

Platt Street, NW1

Medburn Street, NW1

Charrington Street, NW1

Purchese Street, NW1

Phoenix Road, NW1

Ossulston Street, NW1

Goldington Crescent, NW1

Camden Town Hall, Euston Road, NW1

Judd Street, NW1

York Way, N1

Euston Road, NW1

Cheney Road, NW1

Battle Bridge Road, NW1

Regents Canal, NW1

Camley Street, NW1

Goods Way, NW1

Old St. Pancras Church, Pancras Road, NW1

Pancras Road, NW1

Pancras Road, NW1

Midland Road, NW1

Saint Pancras Railway Station

Kings Cross Railway Station

Depot for Royal Mail vans waiting to pick up mail off of the trains at Kings cross station.

This is the Regent Cinema, later called the Century. Erected in 1900 as the Euston Theatre of Varieties. This photo shows how the frontage aligns with Euston Road but the rest of the building lines up with the angle of Tonbridge St. On Flickr there are some street-level photos of the front side. Look for the set "King's Cross in the 1950's".

Short B class 3 axle trolleybus

Great Northern Hotel

Three-axled, double-deck trolleybus

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

Wagon turntables give access to short sidings

Traverser to move coal wagons to appropriate bays

Express locomotive with corridor tender, permitting crew changes en route

Locomotive turntable

King's Cross Goods Depot

Kings Cross Railway Station

Saint Pancras Railway Station