What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in London Borough of Camden.
Built in the 1860s as part of St Pancras Station, the Clock Tower is a prominent example of Victorian Gothic Revival architecture. It is important as a symbol of London's 19th-century railway heritage and is a Grade I listed building.
Places near here
K6 telephone kiosk outside St Pancras StationListed building · 36 yd
Camden Town HallListed building · 45 yd
Paul NashMemorial · 68 yd
Bronze Statue by Eduardo Paolozzi: British LibraryMonument or public art · 109 yd
The meeting place sculpture at St PancrasPublic sculpture · 138 yd
John CartwrightMemorial · 281 yd
King's Cross, Clock Tower and ArchCastle, fort or tower · 341 yd
The LighthouseMonument · 355 yd
Obelisk in St George's GardensMonument or public art · 547 yd
Keystone CrescentVisitor information · 558 yd
Welcome to Tavistock SquareVisitor information · 586 yd
Camley Street Natural ParkWood · 719 ydOther information
Photo: Stephen McKay · CC BY-SA 2.0