King's Cross Station 20th century 38.131/1 how the British Industrial Revolution

how the British Industrial Revolution developed out of profits from the slave trade

January 1910

would have given the vote to women who were responsible for the premises they occupied

The church is surrounded by the produce of Covent Garden's flower

King's Cross Station 20th century 38.131/1 how the British Industrial RevolutionKing's Cross railway Station, view taken from the East. The imposing front of what was, in Reid's time, the King's Cross terminus of the London and North Eastern Railway. It was built to the designs of Lewis Cubitt, for the Great Northern Railway in 1852. In 1867 the London terminus of the Midland Railway, St. Pancras Station, was built alongside it.