Annex Type:Framed Above them

Above them

first treating male tuberculosis patients

Designed by architect William de Putron and opened on 28 May 1927

its surface stripped back through layers of industrial paint to bare metal and rust beneath

where this Georgian pub has stood since 1859

Annex Type:Framed Above themThe Munitions Annex at Portland Cement Works Precinct, built in 1943 during wartime production, is a cavernous brick structure now open to light through broken windows and crumbling concrete walls. It sits within a site where cement production ran from 1902 to 1991, sustaining an entire company town through most of the twentieth century. Part of the Portland Cement Works series.