Collection: Local Infdesk

Archival recording of the former St Marys munitions factory building located on Lee Holm Road St Marys. The site, landscape and the exterior and interior of the warehouse located on the NE corner of the site have been photographed.

Photographic archival recording of St Thomas' Church hall and a rendered WC block located between the hall and the church. Includes a copy of the development application to Penrith City Council DA07/1627 for Lot DP 996994 and Lot 1 DP 1035490

Photographic archival recording of St Thomas' Church hall

Two brick water wells in the vicinity of a cottage on the GWH at Emu Plains were investigated. The timber cottage was built around 1910 in the Federation Filigree style.

Archival report on existing (fire damaged) building (2009) located at 80 Dunheved Circuit St Marys, prior to their demolition. The building was once part of the St Marys Munitions Factory and accommodated an assembly line

Archival description of the house at 1 Nepean Avenue. Property originally owned by Woodriff family. Sold to Fred Jones, local tanner and businessman. The land around the house was gradually sold off, leaving the house on 1.5 acres.

Archival description of wooden house at 155 Cox Avenue Lemongrove (Penrith)

Archival recording of industrial building, with a saw tooth roof at St Marys built during the inter war years. Recording undertaken before its proposed demolition. A similar buiding is across the road in Vallance Street.

This document is a permanent archival record of a complex of 3 industrial buildings prior to their proposed demolition and redevelopment of the site.

Valuations of properties are recorded in assessment books by Penrith Municipal Council. No records exist for 1884-1891.