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Sir James Douglas designed this complex in 1863 as a chain and buoy store for the docks including within it London’s only lighthouse where keepers were trained.

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Trinity Buoy Wharf

Sir James Douglas designed this complex in 1863 as a chain and buoy store for the docks including within it London’s only lighthouse where keepers were trained.

Now Trinity Buoy Wharf is a growing centre for the arts and cultural enterprises in East London. The chain store is an area of 8,700 sq ft which can hold conferences for up to 1,000 for buffet, 300 for dinner dance and 1,000 for a reception. A public pier serves the River Thames.

The walkway has been used as a landing stage.

Address: Orchard Place, E14 0JW.
Tel: 020 7377 8001

For more information please visit www.trinitybuoywharf.com