The entrance of the Greenwich Heritage Centre was in the south wing of the quadrangle, a former carpenters' workshop of 1877-78 where boxes and barrels were machine-assembled. By the time of the First World War this space had been given over to the manufacture of ammunition for small arms.
The entrance to the Greenwich Heritage Centre was in the southern wing of the quadrangle, a former carpentry shop from 1877-78 where boxes and barrels were machine-assembled. By the time of World War I, this space had been converted for small arms ammunition production.