The Old Custom House
Built in 1815, after the railway company took over the original Custom House which had been in Old Leigh since 1738.
The Conduit
The Conduit was used for fresh water supply to the residents of the Old Town from 1712. The site was restored in 1975.
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The Sail Loft
Up until very recently, this building was still used as a sailmaker’s business. It is now used as the Foreshores Inspectors office.
Reginald & Theobald Cottages
These cottages were rebuilt in 1907 after being burned down in the Peter Boat fire in 1892.
Plumbs Cottages
These two wooden cottages were built in the 19th century by James Plumb and are now restored.
The Smithy
This building was originally two timber framed cottages and in 1860 converted to a ship’s smith. It is now the Leigh Heritage Centre.
Junipers Cottages
These cottages have been recently reconstructed and now form part of the Boatyard Restaurant.
The Old Station
The site of the old Railway station, the first platforms being opposite the Smack Pub. This building is now used by Leigh Sailing Club.
For more information on these buildings visit The Leigh Society Web Site