
What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in London Borough of Camden.
The Godwin tombs at St Pancras Old Church were built by the Godwin family, a prominent Anglo-Saxon noble family, with the original church dedicated to St Pancras and parts of the current structure dating to the 12th century. The tombs are significant as they include the remains of Wulfnoth Cild, a member of the Godwin family, and reflect the transition from Anglo-Saxon to Norman influence in England.
Places near here
Burdett-Coutts Memorial SundialListed building · 41 yd
St Pancras GardensRegistered park or garden · 81 yd
Mary Wollstencraft GodwinMemorial · 88 yd
St Pancras Old ChurchVisitor information · 99 yd
Strange sculpture, Goldington Crescent, NW1Public sculpture · 124 yd
Hardy TreeHeritage attraction · 133 yd
Camley Street Natural ParkWood · 313 yd
Richard Cobden StatueMonument · 570 yd
Inscribed stone on bridge over the Regent's CanalAncient stone or rock art · 615 yd
King's Cross, Clock Tower and ArchCastle, fort or tower · 824 yd
Clock Tower, St Pancras StationCastle, fort or tower · 880 yd
Camden RoadVisitor information · 922 ydOther information
Photo: Natasha Ceridwen de Chroustchoff · CC BY-SA 2.0