Lancaster Carriage and Wagon Works

The Lancaster Carriage and Wagon Works, located in Lancaster, Lancashire, England, is a historic site established in 1863, known for manufacturing railway rolling stock and trams. Designed by architect E. G. Paley, the building features distinctive sandstone construction and a prominent clock tower. After closing in 1908, it served as an internment camp during World War I, overseen by notable figures like Robert Graves. Today, it is a Grade II listed building, repurposed for office and factory use, making it an interesting stop for tourists and researchers interested in industrial heritage and architecture.