St. Pancras

St. Pancras
Background Information
First appearance	The Eight Famous Engines (1957)
Last appearance	The Eight Famous Engines (1957)
Overview
Location	London Borough of Camden, London, England
Year opened	1868
Operations
Managed by	Network Rail British Railways (formerly) London, Midland and Scottish Railway (formerly) Midland Railway (formerly)
Line(s)	Midland Main Line
No. of platforms	15

"London's all wrong, they've changed it. It isn't King's Cross anymore. It's St. Pancras."

― Gordon

St. Pancras (now known as London St. Pancras International) is a former Midland Railway (MR) terminal station in the London Borough of Camden. Gordon once got to pull a derailed engine's train here and was disappointed to find out that it was not King's Cross and instead arrived at St. Pancras. However, he failed to realise that there is more than one station in London, and that St. Pancras is situated right next door to King's Cross.

Appearances

• Railway Series

The Railway Series

• The Eight Famous Engines - Gordon Goes Foreign (mentioned)

Trivia

• As shown in concept art for The Great Race, St. Pancras was the inspiration for the colour scheme of Vicarstown station in the CGI series of Thomas & Friends.

Gallery

St. Pancras as colour reference in concept art for Vicarstown

United Kingdom

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