Outline map of parishes of StPancras, Middlesex in 1903

Click on a parish name in list on right for a fuller description of the parish, its grid reference and link to a modern street map will be added later. For clearer display or print, see map in pdf format.

1 St Michael, Highgate (in Hornsey deanery) 2 St Pancras (detached part on Hampstead Heath) 3 St Anne, Brookfield, Highgate Rise 4 All Hallows, North St Pancras 5 Kentish Town, Highgate Road 6 St Mary, Brookfield, Dartmouth Park Hill 7 St Benet and All Saints, Kentish Town 8 St Andrew, Malden Road, Haverstock Hill 9 St Martin, Vicar's Road, Kentish Town 10 St Barnabas, Kentish Town 11 St Luke, Oseney Crescent, Kentish Town 12 St Paul, Camden New Town 13 Holy Trinity, Clarence Road, Haverstock Hill 14 St Thomas, Camden New Town 15 St Mark, Albert Road, Regent's Park 16 St Michael, Camden Town 17 Camden Town, Camden Street 18 Christ Church, Albany Street 19 St Matthew, Bedford New Town 20 Old St Pancras, Pancras Road 21 St James, Hampstead Road 22 St James, Westminster (in Westminster deanery) 23 St Mary, Seymour Street, Somers Town 24 Christ Church, Chalton Street, Somers Town 25 St Mary Magdelen, Munster Square 26 St Saviour, London Street, Fitzroy Square 27 St John Evangelist, Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square 28 All Saints, Gordon Square 29 St Pancras, Euston Road 30 Holy Cross, Cromer Street, Gray's Inn Road 31 St Jude, Gray's Inn Road 32 St Peter, Regent Square 33 Holy Trinity, Grays Inn Road - (church detached from parish in Holborn deanery no 35) 34 St Bartholomew, Gray's Inn Road 35 Holy Trinity, Grays Inn Road - ( parish in Holborn deanery)

Parish boundaries traced from "A map of the Ecclesiastical Divisions within the County of London, 1903" published by Edward Stanford of London, reprinted as a facsimile by the London Topographical Society. List from that map is of parishes within the rural deanery of StPancras in 1903; they were all sub-divisions of the historic parish of StPancras; but St. Michael Highgate is from the rural deanery of Hornsey, the only parish of that deanery partly within the County of London. They were in the Archdeaconry of London, and Diocese of London. We have a list of other deaneries.

Map and list by David Hawgood. ©2003, page modified 1 Feb 2004