EAW010074 ENGLAND (1947). The area around St Barnabas's Church and City Road Basin, St Luke's, from the south-east, 1947

St Mary's, Upper Street

Wharf Road

This ventilation shaft (previously the lift shaft) marks the site of the long closed City Road Tube Station Closed in 1922. The City & South London Railway was built with small tunnels (by modern standards). To bring the tunnels up to a measurement allowing integration with the Charing Cross, Euston & Hampstead line (into what became the Northern Line), enlargement work was undertaken between 1922 - 1924. A tunnel roof collapsed north of Elephant & Castle causing the entire line to be closed for the remainder of the work. City Road was not re-opened when the rest of the line did, the cost of upgrading and expanding the station deemed not viable for its low passenger use.

St Matthew's Church

The Sportsman PH, 315 City Road

Chapel, Moreland Street, 16/06/2014

Frog Lane Bridge

Central Street, EC1

Lever Street, EC1

Ironmonger Row Baths, EC1

St. Barnabas's Church, King Square, EC1 ( also known as St. Clements Church )

Goswell Road, EC1

Royal Agricultural Hall, Liverpool Road, N1

Chadworth House, Lever Street & Central Street, EC1

Now Turnpike House

King Square

President Street

President Street

St Luke, Old Street

PoutStudios