Magazine Roof Size:XS sunlight cutting through broken windows

sunlight cutting through broken windows to pick out the dust and decay

and ice cream for a national supply chain

and completed in January 1963

held by the Eccleston family from the early 1860s to the mid-1920s

Discarded equipment and a layer of dust are all that remain of a working laboratory

Magazine Roof Size:XS sunlight cutting through broken windowsCorrugated iron roofing on one of the Newington Armament Depot and Nature Reserve's magazine buildings, rust streaking down weathered panels after years of exposure. The magazines were built from 1897 to store gunpowder, explosive shells, and cordite for the Australian, British, and United States Navies. Part of the Newington Armory series.