The former French quay and customs house
Image courtesy of Willem Daniels
The buildings known as ‘Pasaport’ now serve as a police station and ferry waiting room. The fire altered the jetty building as seen below however the shoreline buildings seem to have survived mostly intact such as the former Rees line offices (just to the right of the above picture) are still standing, shown below, with a close-up of the door showing the company logo ‘R’.
Image courtesy of Fabio Tito
Image courtesy of Fabio Tito
The photos below is the building 2 doors down from the former Rees offices - internal views - and the mermaid style wall decoration suggests it too was once a shipping agency.
Image courtesy of Fabio Tito
Image courtesy of Fabio Tito
Image courtesy of Denem Orhun
The location pre and post 1922 fire, analysed by Denem Orhun
Image courtesy of Denem Orhun
Image courtesy of Denem Orhun
More archive views of this area