A fine example of a Victorian cast iron conservatory was erected in 1900 and is now a grade II listed building. It is situated close to West Park Lodge.
There is a central rectangular portion which is gabled with a clock in the front pediment and it also has a central louvred chimney.
The building is all glass and iron, richly ornamented with arches, pierced spandrels and columns. The mid section was designed to house exotic flora, with the wings being cooler to house displays of plants enjoying a similar climate to our own.
We are currently working with the Corporation Park Supporters Group to submit an application to the HLF (Heritage Lottery Fund). If successful this will enable the restoration of this historic building.