Double Reynolds Warehouse plaque — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

The public map records this plaque for Double Reynolds Warehouse. Its recorded inscription reads: THE PORT OF GLOUCESTER DOUBLE REYNOLDS WAREHOUSE DESIGNED BY THE ARCHITECT, S.W. DAUKES, THIS DOUBLE WAREHOUSE WAS CONSTRUCTED IN 1840 FOR THE LARGEST CORN MERCHANT OF THE DAY, J. & C. STURGE. IT IS ESTIMATED THAT DURING THE 1840's, THE STURGE BROTHERS WE

The Double Reynolds Warehouse was designed by S.W. Daukes and constructed in 1840 for J.&C. Sturge, the largest corn merchants of the day, serving as a critical structure in the Port of Gloucester's commercial activities during the 19th century.

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