AERIAL PHOTO OF BRICKWORKS 1955
Source: QImagery QAP0537132
AERIAL PHOTO OF THE SITE 1970.
Deep clay pit can be seen to the right of the complex.
Source: QImagery QAP2143080
TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF THE BRICKWORKS AREA 1979
Source: /gisservices.information.qld.gov.au
AERIAL PHOTO OF THE AREA 1982
Source: QImagery QAP4019111
TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF THE BRICKWORKS 1993
Source: gisservices.information.qld.gov.au/
AERIAL PHOTO OF THE SITE 2003
Source: Google Earth
AERIAL PHOTO OF THE BRICKWORKS PRESENT DAY (2004)
Source: Qld Globe.
Older Bricks
Description: Orange brick. Condition: Some crumbling. Type: House Brick. Frog: Rounded frog with inscription one side only. Inscription: “OXLEY” “BRICK” with three raised nobs in the middle. Origin: Possibly Victoria Point. Current Location: My Collection.
Description: Brown brick with orange tinge. Fairly smooth. Condition: A small amount of crumbling on the edges. Type: House Brick. Frog: Rounded frog with inscription one side; flat other side. Inscription:“OXLEY” “BRICK” (indented). Five raised nobs in middle. Origin: Clydebank 3 Colliery site, Walloon. Current Location: My Collection.
Description: Orange, smooth brick. Condition: Just slight crumbling of edges. Type: House Brick. Frog: Rectangular, angular frog with inscription. Flat on rear. Inscription:“OXLEY BRICK” “DARRA” (indented). Four, vertical raised lines in middle along with two small screw marks. Origin: Dinmore Pottery site. Current Location: My Collection
PGH Queensland Brick Range 2016.
I do not know how many were actually produced at Oxley
P.G.H. Clay Quarry at Dinmore
PGH CLAY QUARRY AT DINMORE FROM ABOVE, PRESENT DAY.
Source: QImagery
MAIN GATES OF FORMER DINMORE POTTERY 2011
PGH now owns the site and operates the clay quarry at the rear.
Photo: Alister J Cameron
THE MASSIVE QUARRY IN 2020.
Photo: Alister J Cameron