Euston Arch, Triumphal arch in United Kingdom
Euston Arch was an iconic part of London's architectural heritage.
Constructed in 1837, Euston Arch served as a grand entrance to the Euston railway station.
The arch was a symbol of the modernity during the early Victorian era.
Currently, Euston Arch does not exist as it was demolished in 1961.
Efforts to rebuild the Euston Arch have been ongoing since its destruction.
Location: London
Architectural style: Greek Revival architecture
GPS coordinates: 51.52860,-0.13375
Latest update: March 6, 2025 19:32
This collection documents major buildings that have disappeared throughout history. It includes religious structures such as the 15th-century Porcelain Tower of Nanjing, whose glazed bricks gleamed in sunlight, as well as destroyed palaces, theaters, and public buildings from various periods and continents. The reasons for the disappearance of these structures range from warfare to natural disasters to deliberate demolition for urban redevelopment. The Palais du Trocadéro in Paris, for example, was demolished in 1937 to make way for the current Palais de Chaillot. This compilation provides insight into lost architectural achievements and the historical circumstances of their disappearance.
Wellcome Collection
293 m
St Pancras New Church
310 m
Wellcome Library
333 m
30 Euston Square
214 m
London and North Western Railway War Memorial
173 m
Piscator
164 m
Statue of Robert Stephenson
114 m
Euston House
157 m
St Mary's Church
319 m
Euston Fire Station
228 m
Rising Sun
336 m
Wellcome Library
300 m
Two Lodges In Euston Square Gardens
198 m
Monument To The Christie Family In St James Gardens
270 m
Walker House Southern Block Including The Cock Tavern Public House
331 m
Statue of Matthew Flinders
131 m
Obelisk To Baron Southampton In South West Corner Of St James Gardens
290 m
Numbers 185-191 And Attached Railings To Numbers 185 And 189
348 m
Railings Around Euston Square Gardens
210 m
Chamberlain House Chamberlain House Including Shops
300 m
The Royal George
149 m
Bentham House
316 m
Numbers 20-24 And Attached Railings
338 m
Levita House Including Attached Shops And Somers Town Coffee House Levita House, Attached Shops, Screen And Somers Town Coffee House
329 m
Numbers 3-6 And Attached Railings
343 m
St Mary the Virgin Parishioners War Memorial
320 m
Numbers 168 And 170 And Attached Railings
315 m
Numbers 13-23 And Attached Railings. John Adams Hall Of Residence (Numbers 15-23)
357 mReviews
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