Greenwich Roundhouse

The Greenwich Roundhouse, located in Greenwich, London, is a historic building originally constructed in the early 19th century as a roundhouse for railway locomotives. Its circular design facilitated the maintenance and storage of steam engines. Over the years, the building has been repurposed for various uses, including artistic and community events. Its architecture is notable for its brick and cast-iron structure, reflecting the industrial heritage of the area. Today, it serves as an important cultural venue, promoting arts and community engagement while preserving its historical significance.