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Pentonville Road, west of The Angel, Islington, looking towards King's Cross
Pentonville Road, west of The Angel, Islington, looking towards King's Cross
A westward view along Pentonville Road, drawn in 1884 by John O'Connor
A westward view along Pentonville Road, drawn in 1884 by John O'Connor
The Lighthouse Block, at Nos. 295–297 Pentonville Road, is named after the distinctive structure at the top of the building.
The Lighthouse Block, at Nos. 295–297 Pentonville Road, is named after the distinctive structure at the top of the building.
The Scala was previously the King's Cross Cinema, established on Pentonville Road in 1920.
The Scala was previously the King's Cross Cinema, established on Pentonville Road in 1920.
Angel Corner House (1903, now offices) on the original corner site
Angel Corner House (1903, now offices) on the original corner site
William Hogarth's portrait The Stage Coach is believed to be based in the grounds of the Angel, Islington.
William Hogarth's portrait The Stage Coach is believed to be based in the grounds of the Angel, Islington.
View of the Angel, Islington from the southeast, in the late 1890s
View of the Angel, Islington from the southeast, in the late 1890s
Detail on the south face of Angel Corner House
Detail on the south face of Angel Corner House