Want to learn more about the work of the Conservancy Board? Watch the film: Quay to the Wash at the Corn Exchange
This is the home of King’s Lynn Conservancy Board, who are the Statutory Port and Harbour Authority, and are responsible for the safe navigation of all the users of the river Great Ouse and approaches. The Pilots’ Office was built in 1864 in red brick, with a little three-bay loggia to the ground floor and a tower, square below, octagonal above. The first King’s Lynn baths were here.
