Collection: Local Infdesk

This heritage study was prepared as an archival recording for the redevelopment of the site. The house was a four-room cottage with a verandah at the front. The property was an orchard.

Souvenir brochure on the African Lion Safari at Warragamba operated by the Bullen family.

This cottage, listed in the Penrith Council Heritage Study as MV7 is noted as having local significance. The building is associated with the development of the Mulgoa Irrigation Scheme.

The subject of this report is a small timber amenities building in the western portion of the railway yard associated with Penrith Station. State Rail propose to demolish the building.

Archaeological investigation on land owned by Penrith City Council within the area of the proposed Richmond park Estate subdivision Londonderry.

This report summarises a photographic and laser scanning archival survey of the Funeral Home at 42-44 Station Street, Penrith, NSW. It was conducted on the 27th and 28th October 2021.

Archival Heritage photos were commissioned by Lucas Stapleton Johnson & Partners to prepare this recording on behalf of Penrith Regional Gallery. Penrith Regional Gallery now encompasses the original and heritage kitchen. Within the present Gallery, this is both the kitchen space and the passage/...

Request for archival recording is quite unusual as the as the subject site is not heritage listed by Penrith City Council and the Office of Environment and Heritage. Very little is known about the history of the houses. Speculation is that the houses were intended for workers in the surrounding i...