I’ve always loved the High Victorian folly of St Pancras station and the adjacent Midland Grand Hotel, and after an uncertain future, it’s great to see the place thriving.
I popped in today to take some photos (and managed to resist the strong urge to impulsively jump on a train and head for Europe!) and it’s barely recognisable from the station I visited a few years ago.
St Pancras 2001.
Check out more photos here: Return to St Pancras, and browse hundreds of St Pancras photos here: St Pancras and Midland Hotel homepage.
Related posts:
Cocktails in the Gothic splendour of the Gilbert Scott bar, Midland Hotel, St Pancras
London 15 years ago: Soho street scenes, the Tate’s Weather Project and St Pancras, October 2003
Gravestones in a tree – the Hardy Tree, St Pancras Churchyard
St Pancras railway station in 2001: graffiti, smoke and wooden panelling
London St Pancras station – archive photos of the semi-derelict Midland Grand hotel from June 2003
Photo of the day: trolleys, St Pancras station
Return To The Dome
St Pancras: brown bowler hatted football stand off
