Built in 1876 by Ernest Seth Smith for his brother Charles, and then by Sir Charles Tennant (M.P.) from 1898-1911, then in 1911 the Charrington (Brewing) family aquired it.
The Ministry of Supply brought Broadoaks in 1946 and absolutley ruined the building with a huge 'modern'post war extension
Its a nice building with some very ornate features but its sadly not 'derelict' enough for me
The Ministry of Supply brought Broadoaks in 1946 and absolutley ruined the building with a huge 'modern'post war extension
Its a nice building with some very ornate features but its sadly not 'derelict' enough for me
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