There are many historical filaments linking the site to the church, the church to the name of the station - and the station's development to the fate of the church and those buried there.
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- St Pancras Churchyard, 2
- St Pancras Churchyard, the Hardy Tree
- St Pancras Churchyard - plaque explaining the Hard...
- St Pancras church
- Russ in a mirror, St Pancras
- Barlow Train Shed, St Pancras
- St Pancras
- Poor neglected old King's Cross
- Docklands, from Point Hill
- Barbican, from the Terrace
- Lakeside Terrace, Barbican
- St Giles Cripplegate, Barbican
- Multicolour Barbican lights, 2
- Covering tired eyes, Greenwich
- St Pancras, from the front arch
- Rikki and the Barlow Train Shed, from the arch, St...
- Barlow Train Shed, with newly-opened undercroft, S...
- Barlow Train Shed, with newly-opened undercroft, S...
- John Betjeman surveys the building he helped to save
- The Meeting Place, by Paul Day, at St Pancras
- After the exhibition
- Natural History Museum windows
- Golden pumpkin pie
- Davide's art shot, 1
- A fine bird
- Gleaming table
- Resting with a cup of tea
- Close investigation, before Thanksgiving
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