Parish of Christ Church, Somers Town , Church of England Parish of St Luke, Euston Road , Church of England

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Parish of Christ Church, Somers Town , Church of England Parish of St Luke, Euston Road , Church of England

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        In 1865 Saint Pancras Station was constructed, which necessitated the destruction of the church of Saint Luke, Euston Road. Christ Church was built in 1868 as a replacement. Architects Newman and Billing adopted a Gothic style with iron columns. The church was bombed in 1940 (when it is thought the marriage register for 1923-40 was destroyed) and in 1954 the parish was united with Saint Pancras, Euston Road (P90/PAN1).

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