Thought I would share this one, visited with sephiroth
some info
The South Atlantic Building, Vittoria Dock Complex, Birkenhead was Built: by W.H. Boase & Company Ltd about 1960 so not very old by all accounts its purpose was to be the Wharfingers office for the Blue Funnel line and it remained so until Blue Funnel left in about 1970 when it was taken over by in 1998 by the Royal Marine Reserves, Merseyside and Royal Marine Commando's Liverpool Detachment who eventually left for a newer base in Liverpool.
on with the pictures, I am afraid that there was not alot to see but it was a joy to make the roof for the view.
The clock dismantled for a renovation that never happened
The main reception in the South atlantic building..ding dong hello campers
with its security installation that has been out of action for a while.
The emblems remain but the marines and commandos have moved on.
The locker room that was still in good shape
Keepin your Deets in here
view from the roof with HMS Plymouth slowly corroding in the dock.
The tower from a previous visit can be seen in the backround and then further on is liverpool, the clock in the basement lived on this tower.
The marines Bar
Dogshit Dez the barman..mines a pint
and function rooms
for the takings
some rations
clock knob ed
some info
The South Atlantic Building, Vittoria Dock Complex, Birkenhead was Built: by W.H. Boase & Company Ltd about 1960 so not very old by all accounts its purpose was to be the Wharfingers office for the Blue Funnel line and it remained so until Blue Funnel left in about 1970 when it was taken over by in 1998 by the Royal Marine Reserves, Merseyside and Royal Marine Commando's Liverpool Detachment who eventually left for a newer base in Liverpool.

on with the pictures, I am afraid that there was not alot to see but it was a joy to make the roof for the view.

The clock dismantled for a renovation that never happened

The main reception in the South atlantic building..ding dong hello campers

with its security installation that has been out of action for a while.

The emblems remain but the marines and commandos have moved on.

The locker room that was still in good shape

Keepin your Deets in here

view from the roof with HMS Plymouth slowly corroding in the dock.

The tower from a previous visit can be seen in the backround and then further on is liverpool, the clock in the basement lived on this tower.

The marines Bar

Dogshit Dez the barman..mines a pint

and function rooms

for the takings

some rations

clock knob ed

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