Marlowe House

Marlowe House is a prominent Metropolitan Police building located in Sidcup, London, notable for being the tallest structure in the borough since its completion in 1966. This 17-storey facility not only serves as administrative offices and training grounds for police personnel but also houses the Metropolitan Police Museum and the Historic Vehicle Collection. The museum, which moved from the Empress State Building in 2022, offers a glimpse into the rich history of policing in London. Additionally, the ground floor features Sidcup's police station, making it a central hub for local law enforcement. A recent refurbishment in 2020 has enhanced its facilities, making it an interesting site for both tourists and researchers alike.