ASSEMBLY PLANT BUILDING
AT MOUNT COOT-THA NAVAL MAGAZINE
AND MINE ASSEMBLY DEPOT
MOUNT COOT-THA, BRISBANE, QLD

The Assembly Plant building of the US Naval Magazine and Mine Assembly Depot on Mount Coot-tha was located at the end of the road into the J.C. Slaughter Falls Picnic area.

Video of the Assembly Plant building slab
taken on 31 October 2018

2nd video of the Assembly Plant building slab
taken on 31 October 2018

Photo:- Peter Dunn 31 Oct 2018

Assembly Plant building slab now used as a Picnic Area at J.C. Slaughter Falls

Photo:- Peter Dunn 31 Oct 2018

Assembly Plant building slab now used as a Picnic Area at J.C. Slaughter Falls

Photo:- Peter Dunn 31 Oct 2018

Rock stairs built to higher ground where three other buildings existed during WWII

Photo:- Peter Dunn 31 Oct 2018

The rock stairs leading up to the three other buildings

Photo:- Peter Dunn 31 Oct 2018

Close-up of the rock stairs

Photo:- Peter Dunn 31 Oct 2018

Probable WWII water pipe spotted on the track down to the creek crossing
between the Assembly Plant building and Detonator Locker No. 5

REFERENCE BOOKS

"History of Mount Coot-tha"
by Janet Spillman

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I'd like to thank Allan Tonks for his assistance with this web page.

Can anyone help me with more information?

"Australia @ War" WWII Research Products

This page first produced 9 November 2018

This page last updated 24 January 2020