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Kings Cross
Kings Cross at the corner of Euston and Gray's Inn Roads, is best known as being the centre of Railway Stations, the terminus of the Great Northern Railway being here. 'the frontage of this Station is very plain, and contrasts very unfavourably with the fine building and Hotel which constitute the Midland Railway terminus close by. The huge span of the arches at St. Pancras Station worth noting. The Hotel and Station were from the designs of Sir Gilbert Scott. |
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