Listed on the National Register for Historic Places, this public pavilion was built in 1875 as a central dock for steamships, cruisers and ferries from the mainland. The structure was remodeled and enlarged several times throughout the years. In 1997, extensive renovations were begun to correct the failing structure and make the building accessible to the disabled. The scope included major foundation and structural changes as well as new roof, stair, railings, and windows.