Edward Pavilion
Albert Dock. Warehouse D and Warehouse E, the Edward Pavilion. Adaptive reuse as the Merseyside Maritime Museum and International Slavery Museum.
Former warehouse to east end of north side of dock. 1841-5. J Hartley. Iron frame and brick with stone dressings, iron clad roof. 5 storeys, 17 x 9 bays. Quoins and parapet. Dock facade has ground floor recessed behind Doric colonnade of iron columns above granite rubble. Windows are segmental-headed. Albert Dock is one of the earliest enclosed docks in the world and is a complete example of the type".
Grade I listed building. List entry Number: 1280847.
Grade I listed building. List entry Number: 1068410.
"The Albert Dock differs from moat of the Liverpool docke in being completely surrounded with warehouses (as in London)".--Baedeker
Liverpool – Maritime Mercantile City UNESCO World Heritage site.
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