From the outside, it is surrounded by a tall iron fence with no front garden, with a copper sign clearly reading the name of the home and the name of Doctor Bumby on the front. It is attached to similar buildings on both sides. It is solid and tall in construction, yet somewhat small for the number of children it houses.

The Houndsditch home is a two-story formal brick building, similar in style to structures from the late eighteenth to early nineteenth century. Alice left Houndsditch and found another job at the Royal Opera House. However, Alice would presumably commit to freeing the orphans at Houndsditch. It is unknown what happened to Houndsditch Home after Bumby's death. After confronting Bumby at the Moorgate Station, she took the key to Lizzie's room from his hand and killed him by pushing him in front of an incoming train. Her constant returns to Wonderland slowly made her realize who was responsible for the fire that killed her family and for destroying her Wonderland. Along the way, she got sidetracked by a white cat and eventually fell into hallucinations before arriving in Wonderland again. After one of their sessions was over, Bumby tasked Alice to retrieve the pills from their High Street chemist while he interviewed Charlie. Alice: Madness ReturnsДespite Bumby's efforts to make Alice forget about the fire, her tenacity kept her from forgetting her memories and fantasies of Wonderland. While working in the orphanage, Alice also received hypnotherapy sessions from Doctor Bumby, unknowingly allowing him to destroy her Wonderland and erase her memories of the fire. Pris Witless eventually found Alice a job and home at Houndsditch, where Alice worked as a maid to keep her off the streets. After a decade of treatment in Rutledge Asylum, Alice was deemed sane enough by the staff to be released.

Prison architect wiki dorms