Subject: View of explosives storehouse from Dunheved Circuit showing the two shutter window openings and the large roof overhang.
Photographer: Robertson & Hindmarsh P/L
Copyright owner: Robertson & Hindmarsh P/L
Date: 01/02/2005

Subject: Aerial view of the explosives storehouses and the network of paths originally known as “cleanways”. Surviving explosives storehouse highlighted in yellow.
Photographer: Department of Lands (LPI)
Copyright owner: n/a
Date: 01/01/1947

Subject: Extract from the County of Cumberland Planning map for Penrith showing the St Mary’s Industrial Estate.
Photographer: No Author
Copyright owner: Penrith City Council library
Date: 01/05/2008

Subject: Extract from the St Mary’s Munitions Factory : Subdivision for Factory Sites. The explosives storehouse is shown on the right hand side and is labelled with a “2”.
Photographer: NAA Sydney
Copyright owner: Photocopy of original held in the NAA Sydney SP 857/8 barcode 1064968
Date: 01/07/2020

Subject: 1939 plan of the double length explosives storehouse Designed for the Amberley RAAF base in Queensland. Note: Dunheved buildings did not have this double layered roof or the highlight glazing above the doors.
Photographer: National Archives of Australia
Copyright owner: National Archives of Australia
Date: 01/07/2020

Subject: View of explosives storehouse from Dunheved Circuit showing the two shutter window openings and the large roof overhang.
Photographer: Robertson & Hindmarsh P/L
Copyright owner: Robertson & Hindmarsh P/L
Date: 01/02/2005

Subject: View of explosives storehouse showing the double entry door in the west wall and the large roof overhang.
Photographer: Robertson & Hindmarsh P/L
Copyright owner: Robertson & Hindmarsh P/L
Date: 01/02/2005

Subject: Explosives storehouse at 26-30 Charles Street. This building is an example of the double length type of explosives storehouse This building has been demolished since this photograph was taken.
Photographer: Noni Boyd
Copyright owner: Noni Boyd
Date: 01/02/2005