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This information is to help prepare you for a visit to Woolwich Works.

This is the main entrance.
This is the front desk.
Sometimes a volunteer will be here to help.
You can look at the flyers to see what’s on.


This is the lift.
There are lifts all around the building to help you get around.
Here are our signs.
They are above the doors to help you find your way. You can ask a volunteer if you need help with directions.


Here is a member of our volunteer staff.
Look out for their colourful lanyard and name badge.
This is the Visitors’ Book Café.


People come here to work, eat and drink. Sometimes it is noisy with people chatting.
You can play a game or read a book from our library.


This is where you order food and drinks.
We have lots to choose from.


You can sit outside when the weather is nice.
There is lots of space to walk around outside.
It is quiet and peaceful out here.


You can see the boats going past on the river Thames.
There are male and female toilets by reception.


There are lots of cubicles and sinks.
There are toilets in the cafe, through this door, next to the bar.


There are 7 gender neutral toilets.
There is an accessible toilet with a baby changing table.


This is the entrance.
Sometimes the Workers' Bar is open for drinks.
This is inside the Fireworks Factory. It can look different depending on the event.


This is the entrance to Beanfeast.
It’s on the first floor. You can take the stairs or use a lift.
This is inside Beanfeast.
Sometimes there are tables and chairs for workshops.


Ropekeepers and Stonecutters Studios.
This is the entrance.
It’s on the first floor, you can take the stairs or use a lift.
This is inside Ropekeepers and Stonecutters Studio.
Sometimes there is a stage and rows of chairs for the audience.
