Survey of London: Volume 24, the Parish of St Pancras Part 4: King's Cross Neighbourhood

Describes the area around King's Cross as far north as Camden Town, and includes descriptions of the new St Pancras church and the Foundling Hospital.

Survey of London. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1952.

Title	Page(s)
Plate 75: The Dust Heap, Battle Bridge	75
Plate 76: Argyle Square	76
Plate 77: Nos. 6, 7, 8, Belgrove Street	77
Plate 78: Royal Clarence Theatre	78
Plate 79: St. Chad's Well, 1835 and the Smallpox Hospital, King's Cross, 1830	79
Plate 80: London Horse and Carriage Repository, Gray's Inn Road	80
Plate 81: Section of map of St. Pancras by John Tompson (circa 1803); (King's Cross and north of Euston Road).	81
Plate 82: Euston Road (1825) and King's Cross Metropolitan railway station (1861)	82
Plate 83: King's Cross. Memorial to George IV.	83
Plate 84: King's Cross Railway Station (1852)	84
Plate 85: Weston Place and St. Pancras Railway Station in course of building (1871)	85
Plate 86: St. Aloysius' Roman Catholic Church, Somers Town	86
Plate 87: Church of St. Matthew, Oakley Square	87
Plate 88: Nos. 33-39, Charrington Street	88
Plate 89: Nos. 13-24, Mornington Crescent	89
Plate 90: All Saints', Camden Town, tower	90
Plate 91: All Saints', Camden Town, portico	91
Plate 92: St. Michael's, Camden Town, interior	92
Plate 93: Royal Veterinary College and Cantlowes House	93
Plate 94: St. Barnabas', Kentish Town, interior	94
Plate 95: St. Luke's, Oseney Crescent	95
Plate 96: St. Martin's, Gospel Oak, and St Thomas's, Wrotham Road	96
Plate 97: Frontispiece, Captain Thomas Coram	97

Survey of London: Volume 24, the Parish of St Pancras Part 4: King's Cross Neighbourhood

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