Marlowe House, Metropolitan Police building in Sidcup, United Kingdom
Marlowe House is a 17-story Metropolitan Police administration building in Sidcup that dominates the local skyline. The tower rises prominently above Station Road and stands as the tallest structure in the area.
The building was constructed during the 1960s as a major police administration center. The completion of its structure in 1966 represented an important moment in Sidcup's development.
The building houses a museum dedicated to London's police history that visitors can explore today. The exhibits show how police work and equipment have changed over the decades.
The building is located at 109 Station Road and is fully accessible with ramps and elevators for visitors with mobility needs. Modern security systems manage access while keeping the experience straightforward for all guests.
A collection of historic police vehicles opened here in 2023, showcasing how transportation changed in London police operations over the years. This display offers insight into the practical tools that equipped officers across different eras.
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