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A two-storey red brick building with stone cornice containing 12 cells and some wonderfully ornate cast-iron lavatories. Originally it also had an adjoining police post and search area. The building played an important part in Dockyard security and the prevention of theft of materials.
Refurbishment works to the exterior also included replacement of parapet and chimney stacks. |
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Constructed
1882-1883
 Status
within Conservation Area 22
Present Use
Storage
Refurbished by PNBPT
1993/1994
Capital Cost
£100,000  Surveyor
Watts &Parnters  Contractor
T Coleborn & Son Possible furture use
Artists'workshops and display area
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