- Name of building
- St.Pancras Station
- Construction year
- 1868
- Structural system
- Iron Structure
- Primary use
- Architect
- Architect2
- Structural engineer
- William Henry Barlow + Roland Mason Ordish
- Constructor
- Professional
- Country
- UNITED KINGDOM
- Address
- Euston Road/Pancras Way, London
- Means of transportation
- Admission
- Reference
- ③A Guide to the Architecture of London, by Edward Jones and Christopher Woodward, Published by Weidenfelrd and Nicolson Ltd, London.1992,p.58+106+119+120.
④Civil Engineering Heritage-London and Thames Vally, Edited by Denis Smith, Published by Thomas Telford Ltd, London, 2001.p.175-176. - Note
- span:75m(245ft). length:210m(689ft). height:30m.
widest span in the world at this time.
completed in 1868. opened in 1869.
1825 Railroad opens in England. steam locomotive.Completed in 1868, this London St Pancras station has the world's largest span structure at the time.The world's largest span structure that appears next is the machine building of the Paris World's Fair (1889) with a span of 115 m.Temporary building.
photo taken on September 1,1994.⑧-39.
