📜 London's smallest police station, located in Trafalgar Square.
🔍 Built in the 1920s as a watch-post for the square.
✨ Unique, neoclassical Tardis appearance
🏛️ Historical significance as a watch-post
🕵️♀️ Once had a direct telephone line to Scotland Yard
👀 Features castle-style slits for officer to monitor rioters
🧹 Currently used as a storeroom for cleaners
🚫 Not an active police station
Southeast corner of Trafalgar Square, near the base of the King George IV plinth.
Last updated 10 days ago
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