A storyboard could be located on the railings facing east across the Creek on land which is privately owned that already provides public access to a generous Creekside walkway.

The location gives good views across the Creek to one of Phoenix Gas Company sites whose by-products helped a series of entrepreneurs start up a variety of chemical works along the Creek later in the 19th century. It is also close to Copperas Street which was named after the 17th and 18th- century chemical works found there.

The world’s first super phosphate factory was established next door to Union Wharf in 1845.

Panel 2 would underline the importance of barge access to Creekside industries and services. It would also draw attention to the environmental diversity of the 21st-century Creek, and to the Creek edge planting on Union Wharf which has been established by the Creekside Discovery Centre.