Euston to Kings Cross Coal Drops
London. Sat 3 Nov 2018
Saint Mary's Flats. Church of England priest Father Basil Jellicoe
and Irene Barclay, the first woman in Britain to qualify as a chartered
surveyor
St Pancras House Improvement Society in 1924. St Mary’s (completed
1930) has hand-painted Dunsmore tiles showing assorted fish and crustaceans
Cast stone Eagles and Fish balcony panel by Gilbert Bayes
Churchway
Basil Jellicoe Community Hall, Drummond Crescent
Church Way and Chalton St
Levita House, LCC 1930-1; Cecil Levita was chairman of the LCC's Housing
Committee in the 1920s
British Library
Francis Crick Institute, Midland Rd
St Pancras from Brill Place
Camley St
A new walkway, Somers Town Bridge, leads to Coal Drops Yard and Granary
Square -. by Moxon Architects, opened in 2017
Regent's Canal
Coal Drops Yard
The Granary Building
Flats inside the relocated gas holders
St Pancras Cruising Club
Gasholders London - built inside the relocated triplet constructed
between 1860 and 1880. They were
dismantled in 2001 for the Channel Tunnel Rail Link to be built. Originally
they were on the other side of the canal
around 400 metres south of there current site. Another gasholder, seen beyond
them is now on a small park.
The 1872 Grade II Listed watertower, designed by Sir George Gilbert
Sott has also been moved around 600m;
Only the top could be moved and it had to be put on a new plinth -
using similar bricks but loking very new.
Midland Rd
St Pancras Station, Midland Rd
Francis Crick Institute
St Pancras Station
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