Later structures of historical value include the Japanese Shinto shrine remains of which only the steps survive as it was destroyed, at the request of the Islanders, by returning British troops in 1945; the Asian Clerk's Quarters as they represent an early attempt by the British Phosphate Commission to provide a higher standard of accommodation for senior Asian staff and contribute to the streetscape, and the Christian Centre as it incorporates part of the Cocos Malay Kampong built to accommodate the group of Cocos people who came to Christmas Island after World War II.