Forgotten Graves and Lost Landmarks: St Pancras
Discovering the cemeteries, churches, and long-lost landmarks that once defined the area King’s Cross is best known today as a bustling transport hub, but beneath
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The Living Legacy of Regent’s Canal: A Journey from Industrial Artery to Leisurely Lane
As you meander along the pathways that trace the course of Regent’s Canal, the waterway feels like a tranquil pause amid the bustling life of
Coal Drops Yard: A Lesson in Regeneration
Once a symbol of Victorian industrial prowess, this historical site has been deftly reimagined to accommodate a modern shopping centre, filled with eateries, bars, and
How did King’s Cross get its name?
What was King’s Cross called before that and why? The name ‘King’s Cross’ has been used for a very long time to refer to both
Cartwright Gardens: Classical Calm Off the Euston Road
Cartwright Gardens is a graceful crescent of brick buildings with stuccoed ground floors. The first floors facing the street have finely wrought iron balconies and
A St Pancras Royal Wedding – Well Sort Of!
The little Old St Pancras church lies to the north of Kings Cross station. Lovely though the church may be it seems an unlikely location