History of MSB Stores Complex in Timeline

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MSB Stores Complex

The MSB Stores Complex, located in Millers Point, Sydney, is a heritage-listed site with a rich history. Originally built in 1844, it served as both a warehouse and gas manufacturing plant. Over time, it transitioned to housing offices and storage facilities. Known previously as the Maritime Services Board Office and Store and the Australian Gas Light Company Stores and Offices, the complex holds historical significance. It was officially recognized for its cultural value and added to the New South Wales State Heritage Register on April 18, 2000, ensuring its preservation.

1900: Construction of Addition

Around 1900, an addition was constructed at Hickson Road level to house the Carburetted Water Gas Plant.

September 1921: Sydney Harbour Trust Takeover

In September 1921, the Sydney Harbour Trust took over the Gasworks.

1923: Building Renovation

In 1923, the Trust renovated the top floor of Building 1 to include offices.

1966: Building 2 Changes

Around 1966, additions and changes were made to Building 2, including the replacement of original flooring with a new slab.

April 2000: Added to the New South Wales State Heritage Register

In April 2000, the MSB Stores Complex was added to the New South Wales State Heritage Register.

October 2018: Wikipedia Article Based on NSW State Heritage Register

In October 2018, this Wikipedia article was originally based on MSB Stores Complex, entry number 1435 in the New South Wales State Heritage Register.