Walkthrough
Explore heritage via guided tour.
Manekshaw Officers' House
The erstwhile Kitchener house has been currently renamed to its current name, as part of Indianization of British name.
Netaji Barrack
After the construction of the new fort William in 1781, the triangular three storied building was later summed up during the period of Lord Dalhousie (between 1848-1856)
Eastern Command Museum
The building, constructed in the 1780s, was initially intended to serve as an Ammunition dump for the British Army. After India's Independence in 1947, the building was handed over to the Indian Army, where it served multiple roles before being converted in' museum.
St Peter's Anglican Church
Command Library is housed in the 200 year old St. Peters’ Anglican Church in the gothic style. It is one of the oldest churches in Kolkata and was used by the British Army during the 18th to the 20th centuries.
Semaphore Tower
Erstwhile Ball tower constructed in year 1816, renamed as Semaphore Tower.
Vijay Smarak
The war memorial symbolizes the supreme sacrifices of troops during various operation and War in Eastern Theatre.
Chowringhee House
Residential house for senior British officers, currently GOC of Bengal Sub Area resides in this Historical architecture.
Water Gate House
The Giant edifice of water gate house is erected on the water gate. Water gate, named as such due to close proximity of Hooghly River, is one of the seven entries to the octagonal structure of Fort William
Bindee Tiwari Complex
Fort William was British India’s military headquarters until the capital was transferred to Delhi. There was a building inside the fort which was as late as the early 20th century went by the name of the government house.