storehouses
Buildings holding goods
Storehouses are buildings where goods or supplies are kept for future use.
The term often appears in historical or literary contexts: The army's storehouses were filled with grain.
Figuratively, something can be a storehouse of knowledge, memories, or information—a repository holding accumulated wealth of any kind.
Secure storage location
- vaultSecure storage chamber
- cacheConcealed storage spot
- armoryMilitary weapons storehouse
- arsenalStockpile of munitions
treasury · cellar · pantry · shed · annex · closet · magazine · bunker
Agricultural storage tower
- barnAgricultural storage structure
- grainCereal plant's harvest unit
- wheatCereal crop for flour
- barleyGrain for malt
corn · oats · rye · harvest · mill · elevator · fodder · husk
Formal written records
- recordsStored data or albums
- filesStored data collections
- manuscriptsHandwritten or typed originals
- chroniclesSequential historical accounts
registers · annals · scrolls · collections · memorabilia · catalogs · folios · codices
depository
Secure storage location
arsenal · treasury · cellar · pantry · shed · annex · closet · magazine · bunker · depot
silo
Agricultural storage tower
barley · corn · oats · rye · harvest · mill · elevator · fodder · husk · chaff
documents
Formal written records
- recordsStored data or albums
- filesStored data collections
- manuscriptsHandwritten or typed originals
chronicles · registers · annals · scrolls · collections · memorabilia · catalogs · folios · codices · parchments
- PeruPeru, Machu Picchu, Cusco, Cuzco, soles
- trade storage
- Kurashikiwhite walls, warehouses, willow trees, canal boats, historic canal
- ancient AmericasMachu Picchu, Chichen Itza, Teotihuacan, Tenochtitlan, Tikal
- ancient architectureziggurat, ziggurats, pyramids, temples, temple
- JosephJoseph, dreams, brothers, Pharaoh, prison
storehousesdistribution centers
Facilities routing goods to destinations
outlets · dispensaries · marketplaces · retail stores · shops