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Llanthony Warehouse

Imported, unreviewedReinhabitedRetrofit builtGloucester, United Kingdom

1988 retrofit to museum; adjacent reinhabited site; draft-verified. · summary, model-written

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Strategy
ReinhabitedThis site: Gloucester Waterways Museum record · all sites with this
New use
EducationThis site: …new_use field newtypes-extraction · all sites with this
Entertainment and sportsThis site: …new_use field newtypes-extraction · all sites with this

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Now

StatusRetrofit builtnewtypes-extraction reported
StrategyReinhabitedWikipedia no source
New useseducation, entertainmentWikipedia no source
What is there nowGloucester Waterways Museumnewtypes-extraction reported
Retrofit year1988newtypes-extraction reported

Site context

Other atlas sites nearby1 within 10 km, 1 within 25 km: Old cheese warehouse (0.0 km)computed

Summary, model-written

Llanthony Warehouse (Gloucester, UK) retrofitted in 1988 from industrial storage to education/entertainment use, now housing the Gloucester Waterways Museum. Adjacent to 'Old cheese warehouse' (0km, same strategy: reinhabit). Record lists other sites with 'reinhabit' strategy but no local context beyond the cluster. Verified status: draft. No details on current operational status or museum programming.

Why. Record explicitly states retrofit year, new use, current tenant (museum), and adjacent peer with same strategy. No external assumptions added.

Where it stands. Only known peer within 10km is the 'Old cheese warehouse' (same strategy). Other peers listed are distant (e.g., Nashville, Pittsburgh) and not relevant to local context.

For a planner

  • Adjacent reinhabited site (0km) confirms local strategy viability.

For a developer

  • Retrofit year (1988) suggests long-term operational history; museum use aligns with new_use field.

What we do not know yet

  • Verified status: draft (data unconfirmed). No details on current museum revenue, occupancy, or future plans.

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History and original facts

NotesDraft from Wikipedia, model-extracted, unreviewed: Llanthony Warehouse, originally for grain storage, was reinhabited as the Gloucester Waterways Museum in 1988.

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Timeline

  1. 1988 Gloucester Waterways Museum opened
  2. 1988 Retrofit: reinhabit

Sources

  • Gloucester Docks · CC BY-SA 4.0
    2 quoted sentences
    Llanthony Warehouse
    The last and largest to be built was the Llanthony Warehouse, now home to the Gloucester Waterways Museum.

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