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St Pancras Old Church There has been a church on this site since pre-Norman times, although the present building was heavily rebuilt in 1848, following years of neglect and dilapidation, including replacement of the tower. It is called the Old Church to distinguish it from the New Church on Euston Road which was consecrated in 1822.
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| Author | Stephen McKay |
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