The closure of the station left extensive ruins with scattered foundations and traces of the piping cistern systems. Although rusted and weathered, the large double steel walled autoclave and boiler that disinfected clothing and luggage with high pressure steam, remains on the northwest shore, next to where the docking pier once stood.
The station's closure left behind extensive ruins with scattered foundations and remnants of piping cistern systems. Although rusted and weathered, the large double steel-walled autoclave and boiler that disinfected clothing and luggage using high-pressure steam still stands on the northwest shore, adjacent to where the docking pier once was.