London King’s Cross Station – A Gateway to History and the Future 🇬🇧 Few stations in Britain are as iconic as London King’s Cross. Opened in 1852 and designed by architect Lewis Cubitt, it was originally built as the London terminus for the Great Northern Railway. Its twin arched train sheds and grand facade were revolutionary for their time — practical, elegant, and built to handle the booming age of steam. Over the decades, King’s Cross has witnessed everything — from the departure of expres

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8K views · 493 reactions | A classic London terminal station. King’s Cross Station, London,  #kingscross #traveller #travelling #londonlife #londoncity #visitlondon #london #england #uk | Letswatchdiz | Facebook

Celebrate Christmas at King’s Cross this winter! Step into a traffic-free wonderland with over 100 shops, restaurants, and bars, all just a 5-minute walk from King's Cross Station. Try your hand at curling, and come and explore seasonal markets and shops ready to solve all of your gifting needs. | King's Cross | Facebook

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3.4K views · 151 reactions | The charming Keystone Crescent. For more of the history, including how we nearly lost it in the 1990’s, click here!  https://livinglondonhistory.com/keystone-crescent-the-smallest-crescent-in-europe/ | Living London History | Facebook