History of the site
The history of the buildings and spaces that make up the site date back to the 1800s, and has seen many changes since then. See below for some of the major milestones that have lead us to the present day.
C. 1800
St Pancras workhouse was established in the 1770s and relocated in 1809 to what is now the St Pancras Hospital site
Late 1860s
St Pancras North Infirmary was built
C. 1885
St Pancras South Infirmary was built
1930
London County Council took over responsibility for St Pancras’ Institution and Hospital – adapting and rebuilding the Institution for use as a general hospital
1938
St Pancras’ Institution was renamed St Pancras Hospital
1939
London County Council had completed a new mental observation unit and a new maternity block
1939 – 1945
During the World War II the Male Admissions Block and the Administration Block which were built in the 1890s were damaged by bombings and later had to be demolished
1948
On establishment of the National Health Service (NHS), St Pancras Hospital was handed over to University College Hospital
1993
From a reorganisation of the NHS, the Hospital came under the control of the Camden and Islington Community Health Services NHS Trust
2001
The Hospital became the Headquarters for the Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust
2019
King’s Cross Central Limited Partnership selected as C&I’s development partner.