Camden Road

The route was created and developed in the 1820s. ==Properties==

The Athenaeum, Camden Road was located at the road's junction with Parkhurst Road following demands for an appropriate local literary and scientific institution. It was constructed in 1871 by F. R. Meeson and included various meeting halls, libraries and a 600-capacity theatre. It was subsequently taken over by the caterers Beale's and renamed the Athenaeum Hall. It was demolished in 1955 and replaced with a petrol station. The Charity Organisation Society operated an Islington branch at No. 365 Camden Road. It was renamed as the Family Welfare Organisation in 1946 and subsequently became the local Citizen's Advice Bureau. ==Gallery==

JAZZ FRAMES SHOP FRONT.jpg|Jazz Frames designer mirror shop, 106 Camden Rd St Michael, Camden Town - geograph.org.uk - 6140176.jpg|Camden Sainsbury's and St Michael's Parish Church Camden Road railway station MMB 01.jpg|Camden Road railway station Fountain Camden Road.jpg|Drinking fountain Disused railway bridge over Camden Road - geograph.org.uk - 1022135.jpg|Disused Ferodo bridge Bridge over Regent's Canal, Camden Road, NW1 - geograph.org.uk - 1450794.jpg|Bridge over Regent's Canal A503 Camden Road in the snow, Camden, London, 5 December 2011.jpg|Snow The World's End, Camden High Street - Camden Road, NW1 - geograph.org.uk - 1404352.jpg|The World's End ==See also==