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Schools of Arts

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Arthouse Hotel

Bondi-Waverley School of Arts

Carmichael, Henry

Glebe School of Arts and Literary Institute

Holden, George Kenyon

Industrial and Art Exhibition 1861

Lincoln House

Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts

The School of Arts movement

Abbotsford School of Arts hall

Arcadia School of Arts hall

Arncliffe School of Arts hall

Arthouse Hotel

Ashfield School of Arts hall Holden Street

Ashfield School of Arts hall Liverpool Road

Auburn School of Arts hall

Balmain School of Arts hall

Beecroft School of Arts hall

Bexley School of Arts hall

Blacktown School of Arts hall

Bondi-Waverley School of Arts hall

Botany School of Arts-Literary Institute

Burwood School of Arts hall

Camden School of Arts hall

Campbelltown Soldiers Memorial School of Arts hall

Campsie School of Arts Reading Room

Carlton School of Arts hall

Chatswood Willoughby School of Arts Hall

Comleroy Road School of Arts (Kurrajong)

Como School of Arts hall

Cronulla School of Arts

East Kurrajong School of Arts hall

Eastwood School of Arts hall

Engadine Literary Institute hall

Epping School of Arts hall

Galston School of Arts hall

Glebe School of Arts hall

Glenorie School of Arts hall

Granville School of Arts hall

Guildford Soldiers Memorial School of Arts

Gymea Bay School of Arts hall

Haberfield School of Arts hall

Harbord Literary Institute hall

Hornsby School of Arts hall

Hurstville School of Arts hall

Ingleburn School of Arts building

Kellyville School of Arts hall

Kenthurst Literary Institute hall

Kogarah School of Arts hall

Lane Cove War Memorial School of Arts hall

Lawson Mechanics' Institute hall

Leichhardt School of Arts hall

Leura Literary Institute building

Lincoln House

Liverpool Memorial School of Arts hall

Lower Portland School of Arts hall

Manly Literary Institute building

Manly School of Arts Victoria Hall

Merrylands School of Arts building

Minto School of Arts hall

Miranda School of Arts hall

Newtown School of Arts hall

North Ryde School of Arts hall

North Sydney School of Arts

Oatley School of Arts hall

Peakhurst School of Arts and Public Hall

Penrith School of Arts hall

Prospect School of Arts hall

Richmond School of Arts hall

Rozelle Mechanics' Institute hall

Sackville North School of Arts hall

Sans Souci Literary Institute hall

Springwood School of Arts hall

St Albans School of Arts hall

St Leonards Mechanics' School of Arts building

St Marys Mechanics' Institute hall

Sutherland Memorial School of Arts hall

Wilberforce School of Arts or Literary Institute hall

Windsor School of Arts and Literary Institute

Balmain School of Arts

Beecroft School of Arts

Bondi-Waverley School of Arts

Camden School of Arts

Glebe School of Arts

Glenorie School of Arts

Granville School of Arts

Manly School of Arts

Marsfield School of Arts

Newtown School of Arts

North Ryde School of Arts

Oatley School of Arts

Richmond School of Arts

Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts

Bellingham, Francis

Booth, John

Bunting, James

Burne, William

Cape, Jane

Cape, William Timothy

Carmichael, Henry

Clark, WT

Dibbs, Thomas Allwright

Elphinstone, William jnr

Holden, George Kenyon

Jarrett, William

Knight, James

Pemell, James

Shakespear, J

Simpson, James

Smith, Thomas Tipple

Stenhouse, Nicol Drysdale

Watkins, Richard

Woolley, John

Building plans for School of Arts and Working Men's Institute, Bridge Rd Glebe 1923

Laboratory and ladies' reading room in the Sydney School of Arts June 1879

Library in the Sydney School of Arts June 1879

Penrith School of Arts, Castlereagh Street c1910

Reading room, Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts, Sydney c1920s

Reverend Henry Carmichael c1860

Robert Bald - Certificate of honorary membership in the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts, 1842

School of Arts, Katoomba c1900-1927

School of Arts, Pitt Street, Sydney 1856

Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts 1864-69

Sydney School of Arts 1868-81

Sydney School of Arts, 275-277 Pitt St 1970s

The Glebe School of Arts at 191-195 Bridge Road, 31 March 1955

The Sydney School of Arts Interior Arrangement June 1879

The Sydney School of Arts Interior Arrangement, Illustrated Sydney News 14 June 1879 p 4

The new reading room at the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts, June 1879

WC Windeyer's Sydney Mechanics School of Arts membership receipt for 1847

WWI Memorial School of Arts, Liverpool c1940

Workmen's college in the Sydney School of Arts June 1879

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Schools of Arts

Arthouse Hotel

Built as the library, hall and rooms for the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts, and long a centre of cultural life in Sydney, the Arthouse Hotel was converted into a pub in the 1990s.

Bondi-Waverley School of Arts

Public support for a school of arts in the Waverley area waxed and waned from the second half of the nineteenth century, leading to the Bondi-Waverley School of Arts being founded twice, once in 1859 and again in 1911.

Carmichael, Henry

Reverend, educationist, winemaker and activist, Henry Carmichael influenced education and public life in the colony for 30 years.

Glebe School of Arts and Literary Institute

Founded on three separate occasions, Glebe School of Arts only became financially secure because of its billiard tables. By the mid-twentieth century, when new entertainments were becoming available, the school was again in trouble and passed its library and building to the City of Sydney council.

Holden, George Kenyon

Lawyer, reformer and stalwart of the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts, George Kenyon Holden presided over its reinvention in the 1860s.

Industrial and Art Exhibition 1861

Devised as a publicity event, and to raise funds for the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts, the Industrial Exhibition of 1861 revealed Sydneysiders' interest in science, technology and self-education when it attracted over 500 visitors per day for nearly six weeks.

Lincoln House

Built as a commercial building in the 1920s, Lincoln House has had a second life as the headquarters of the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts.

Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts

Founded in 1833 on the model of Scottish Mechanics' Institutes, the SMSA sought to provide further education for working men through lectures, classes and a library. Many of Sydney's foremost intellectuals, inventors and innovators were associated with it, and it influenced the development of both the University of Sydney and technical education in New South Wales. It still provides a library and lectures to Sydneysiders in 2009.

The School of Arts movement

During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, about 140 schools of arts or mechanics' institutes were established in Sydney by volunteers. They were independent community organisations, assisted by a small government subsidy, and they thrived as centres of local community life. Today, their legacy in Sydney is more than just the surviving buildings. Out of these humble voluntary operations developed the local public library, the modern community or neighbourhood centre, and formal systems of adult and technical education.

Abbotsford School of Arts hall

Community hall run by the Abbotsford School of Arts.

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Arcadia School of Arts hall

Community hall that was the School of Arts from 1932 until the trustees gave it to Hornsby Council in 1981.

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Arncliffe School of Arts hall

Community hall run for many years by the School of Arts, and later by Rockdale Council.

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Arthouse Hotel

Hotel trading in premises originally built as Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts.

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Ashfield School of Arts hall Holden Street

Hall built as the School of Arts, but used as Ashfield Hall after the School failed to make loan payments, and later owned by the Baptist Church until demolition in 1936.

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Ashfield School of Arts hall Liverpool Road

The second Ashfield School of Arts hall, later given to the Exodus Foundation for an education centre.

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Auburn School of Arts hall

Auburn's School of Arts hall for fifty years, which later became the Council library.

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Balmain School of Arts hall

Community hall run by the Workingmen's Institute or School of Arts and completed in 1896, it included a 400-seat auditorium, a reading room and large lending library, a six-table billiard room and numerous smoking, card, meetings and class rooms.

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Beecroft School of Arts hall

Community hall in Beecroft.

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Bexley School of Arts hall

Community hall opened in November 1924, designed in the bungalow style of neighbouring houses, which is heritage listed and still in use as a School of Arts.

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Blacktown School of Arts hall

Community hall built on land donated by Charlotte Augusta Bowman, and licensed for public entertainment in 1910. It served the community as the School of Arts until Blacktown Council took over in 1960, when the building was demolished.

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Bondi-Waverley School of Arts hall

Community hall built with a strong Classical influence between 1890 and 1915 and still in community use.

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Botany School of Arts-Literary Institute

Community hall built by the School of Arts in 1867 and used by Botany Council for its first meeting in 1888. It was leased to Botany Council in 1959 and became the John Brotchie Memorial Nursery School.

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Burwood School of Arts hall

Community hall built in 1879 on land donated by Thomas Walker of Yaralla, and extended in 1885. Purchased in 1936 by the Department of Education.

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Camden School of Arts hall

Community hall opened in 1866, and used for nearly a century before being turned into Camden Library in 1963.

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Campbelltown Soldiers Memorial School of Arts hall

Community hall on the corner of Lithgow and Queens Streets which was built as a war memorial, and at one time used as Campbelltown Council Chambers.

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Campsie School of Arts Reading Room

Community hall used as electoral office for local MPs in the 1950s, and later part of the Rotary Club's Coolabah Room.

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Carlton School of Arts hall

Community hall in Carlton, still operating as a school of arts in 2009.

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Chatswood Willoughby School of Arts Hall

Community hall where the first meeting of the Free Library Movement took place in 1935. It was demolished in 1980.

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Comleroy Road School of Arts (Kurrajong)

Community hall opened in 1907, which has survived despite periods of neglect.

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Como School of Arts hall

Community hall built in 1926 and operated by the School of Arts and later Sutherland Shire Council. The original building was badly damaged by termites and a new hall opened in 1995.

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Cronulla School of Arts

Community hall built in 1907 to replace a more temporary hall built in 1904. Extensively rebuilt over the years, it is still in use as a School of Arts, theatre and hall.

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East Kurrajong School of Arts hall

Community hall still operated by a School of Arts.

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Eastwood School of Arts hall

Community hall in Eastwood.

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Engadine Literary Institute hall

Community hall opened by the Engadine Literary Institute in 1931 that also functioned as a cinema and dance hall. Also known as the School of Arts. Constructed in fibro, it was enlarged in 1945 and demolished in 1973.

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Epping School of Arts hall

Community hall constructed in three stages between 1906 and 1916, and opened in October 1909, the building was used for Baptist church services and is now Epping Community Centre.

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Galston School of Arts hall

Community hall built for the School of Arts, later the Galston Community Centre.

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Glebe School of Arts hall

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Community hall and library built for the Glebe School of Arts, transferred to Sydney City Council in 1955 and used as the Glebe library for some years.

Glenorie School of Arts hall

Community hall opened in 1902, with a brick memorial hall built in 1932 and opened in 1933.

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Granville School of Arts hall

Community hall, built on land donated by James Niblett, used by the School of Arts, as council chambers before the town hall was built, and later for technical education classes.

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Guildford Soldiers Memorial School of Arts

Community hall constructed in stages 1901-25 and renamed and dedicated as a war memorial in 1933.

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Gymea Bay School of Arts hall

Community hall built in 1929, and later moved to Gymea Oval, then demolished.

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Haberfield School of Arts hall

Community hall used by the School of Arts, and later as a dancing school, before Ashfield Council took it over in 1964.

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Harbord Literary Institute hall

Community hall built in 1918, with a later building constructed 1926-50.

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Hornsby School of Arts hall

Community hall that stood on present site of TAFE college.

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Hurstville School of Arts hall

Community hall used by the School of Arts, which took over the Hurstville Council library in 1920.

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Ingleburn School of Arts building

Community hall built by the School of Arts and maintained by Campbelltown Council since 1960.

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Kellyville School of Arts hall

Community hall built by the School of Arts as a memorial hall.

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Kenthurst Literary Institute hall

Community hall built in 1889 and later used as a preschool from 1967 to 1973.

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Kogarah School of Arts hall

Community hall that housed a library, lecture room and later a billiard room, as well as serving as court house, school, church and council chambers at different times.

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Lane Cove War Memorial School of Arts hall

Community hall used by the School of Arts, but given to local council in the 1950s and later used as a library and senior citizens centre.

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Lawson Mechanics' Institute hall

Community hall also known as the School of Arts hall.

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Leichhardt School of Arts hall

Community hall, originally called Leichhardt Workingmen's Institute, which housed a library and reading room, card room and six-table billiard room.

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Leura Literary Institute building

Home to the Leura Literary Institute in 1915, the building later became a bed and breakfast hotel.

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Lincoln House

City building erected in 1924-25 for Bennett and Wood Ltd, manufacturers and importers of bicycles and motorbikes, at 280 Pitt Street, a site owned by the company since 1910. The building was purchased by the Sydney Mechanics School of Arts in 1996.

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Liverpool Memorial School of Arts hall

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Community hall used by the School of Arts but given to Liverpool Council. A painting from the school's collection was given to the National Gallery in 1963.

Lower Portland School of Arts hall

Community hall opened in 1913.

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Manly Literary Institute building

Opened by Governor Chelmsford in 1909, this community hall houses early classes for Manly Public School, and was eventually sold to the Department of Education. In 2009 it is leased by Manly Council.

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Manly School of Arts Victoria Hall

Hall designed by John Burcham Clamp, which housed the Manly School of Arts 1901-09 and was later a dance hall. St Matthew's church was built on the site in 1930.

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Merrylands School of Arts building

Community hall built 1917-25 with the help of Premier Jack Lang. It was transferred to Holroyd Council in 1982 and later used as a youth centre.

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Minto School of Arts hall

Community hall opened 21 December 1901.

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Miranda School of Arts hall

Community hall, opened in 1904 by Premier Joseph Carruthers, which was later the base for the Miranda School of Arts Theatre Group.

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Newtown School of Arts hall

Community hall designed by E Williams, that featured a large library with its own street entrance, a big lecture hall, a six-table billiard room, various smaller reading, retiring, smoking, games, meeting and classrooms.

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North Ryde School of Arts hall

Built on land donated by William Cox, the old School of Arts hall housed dances, meetings, fetes, exhibitions and a library. After its demolition in 1980 a new Community Centre and Library was built.

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North Sydney School of Arts

Community hall where the first meeting to found the North Sydney Bears Rugby League Club was held in 1908. It was closed in 1935, bought by City Mutual, and demolished 1983.

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Oatley School of Arts hall

Community hall that housed a billiards room, and served as church, school and centre for relief aid during influenza epidemic 1919. Building later housed a preschool and was given to Kogarah Council in the late 1960s. Additions have housed a baby health centre and municipal library.

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Peakhurst School of Arts and Public Hall

Opened on Empire Day, 24 May 1909, this community hall held regular Wednesday night social dances and is still in use as a School of Arts and public hall.

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Penrith School of Arts hall

Community hall opened in 1910.

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Prospect School of Arts hall

Wooden community hall built by the School of Arts and used to show films from 1950-58. It was transferred to Blacktown Council in 1967 and burned down c1969.

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Richmond School of Arts hall

Opened by Colonial Secretary Henry Parkes in 1866, the School of Arts housed a library, theatre, and billiard room, and showed films. Council meetings were held there until 1913. Still used by community groups.

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Rozelle Mechanics' Institute hall

Originally the Rozelle Workingmen's Institute, in 1910 this community building contained a substantial lecture hall, a library, a reading room, a games room, meeting and classrooms, and a large billiard room. In the late twentieth century its rooms were let commercially, but since 2008 it has housed a private conservatorium of music.

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Sackville North School of Arts hall

Community hall still in use as a School of Arts.

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Sans Souci Literary Institute hall

Community building with a library, meeting room, kitchen, office and two small halls, where Housie and dances were held and billiards played. The hall is still used by many community groups.

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Springwood School of Arts hall

Community hall opened in 1913, and operated until 1969 when the building was demolished and the site used as car park.

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St Albans School of Arts hall

Community hall built in 1936, in memory of Mrs JD Fernance for her services to the St Albans School of Arts, and now hired out by Hawkesbury City Council.

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St Leonards Mechanics' School of Arts building

A school of arts building constructed in 1860. It was demolished in 1885 for the building of the North Sydney Court House.

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St Marys Mechanics' Institute hall

Community hall on Victoria Street, St Mary's that was built in 1901 on land willed to the Mechanics' Institute in 1879. It replaced an earlier, smaller hall that had been opened by Henry Parkes in 1889. Transferred to Penrith Council, it was sold and demolished in 1971.

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Sutherland Memorial School of Arts hall

Opened in 1922 by TJ Ley, local member and Minister for Justice, this community hall housed a library and billiard room, and dances were held 4 times a week. Flourishing from the 1930s to the 1950s, the building was in disrepair by the late 1960s and transferred to Shire Council ownership c1975. Still in use as a theatre and community resource.

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Wilberforce School of Arts or Literary Institute hall

Community hall built in 1930 and later used for showing movies.

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Windsor School of Arts and Literary Institute

Opened by John Dunmore Lang in 1862, this community building housed a hall, library, meeting rooms and kitchen. Windsor Council took over the building for a library in 1946, but it was later sold and used as Enoch Taylor's boot factory until 1988.

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Balmain School of Arts

Educational and cultural organisation founded in 1856 which met first in a Presbyterian church hall, and later in its own building.

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Beecroft School of Arts

Organisation established to encourage reading and cultural pursuits in the community early in the twentieth century.

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Bondi-Waverley School of Arts

Local School of Arts which operated for more than a century in Sydney's eastern suburbs.

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Camden School of Arts

Community organsiation established to promote self improvement, political reform and the general diffusion of scientific knowledge. Established in 1858, and housed in a building opened in 1866 which now forms part of the Camden Public Library

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Glebe School of Arts

Educational association founded to provide instruction and entertainment to working people.

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Glenorie School of Arts

School of Arts established in 1902

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Granville School of Arts

Educational association formed to provide instruction and entertainment to working people.

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Manly School of Arts

Educational association founded to provide instruction and entertainment to working people.

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Marsfield School of Arts

Organisation established to encourage reading and cultural pursuits in the community early in the twentieth century.

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Newtown School of Arts

Educational and cultural organisation founded in 1889.

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North Ryde School of Arts

School of Arts established in 1891. Its hall, built in 1901, and extended in 1930, was used for meetings, dances, concerts etc for residents of the area.

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Oatley School of Arts

School of Arts established about 1905

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Richmond School of Arts

Organisation formed to provide a library and 'a centre of wholesome influences' to the community.

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Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts

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The oldest School of Arts in Sydney was founded to provide further education for working people and has done so since its inception in 1833.

Bellingham, Francis

Secretary and librarian at the Sydney Mechanics School of Arts who sued for wrongful dismissal.

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Booth, John

Timber merchant and politician who became mayor of Balmain, and a member of parliament. He was active in local affairs, including the School of Arts and the Working Men's Institute.

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Bunting, James

Businessman who lobbied for Glebe to be declared a municipality and was elected to the first council in 1860.

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Burne, William

First secretary of Glebe School of Arts whose resignation necessitated forced entry to the premises when he removed all keys and documentation.

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Cape, Jane

Early woman member of the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts.

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Cape, William Timothy

Teacher and educationist who founded schools and was a supporter of the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts and other Sydney institutions.

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Carmichael, Henry

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The Reverend Henry Carmichael was a Scottish minister, teacher and educationist who was a founder of the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts. He moved to the Hunter Valley in 1838, where he pioneered viticulture in the colony.

Clark, WT

Glebe businessman.

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Dibbs, Thomas Allwright

Banker who rose from junior to general manager of the Commercial Banking Company. He donated his family home for use as a convalescent hospital at the outbreak of World War I.

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Elphinstone, William jnr

Builder and longtime resident of Derwent Street Glebe.

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Holden, George Kenyon

A lawyer and politician who became the first Examiner of Titles in New South Wales, George Kenyon Holden oversaw the implementation of the Torrens Title system of land registration, which became a secure basis for Sydney land transactions from 1863.

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Jarrett, William

Publican and businessman who became a prominent developer in Glebe and amassed a large property portfolio.

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Knight, James

Glebe resident.

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Pemell, James

Businessman and magistrate.

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Shakespear, J

Businessman.

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Simpson, James

Publican of the Lady of the Lake Hotel in Glebe and Glebe councillor.

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Smith, Thomas Tipple

Surveyor and builder who was a longtime resident of Glebe.

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Stenhouse, Nicol Drysdale

Lawyer who became a patron of writing and education in the colony, and whose library became the foundation of the University of Sydney library.

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Watkins, Richard

Civic minded resident and local politician in Waverley.

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Woolley, John

Clergyman and academic who was a founding principal and professor of classics at the University of Sydney, and influential in the establishment of secular higher education.

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Building plans for School of Arts and Working Men's Institute, Bridge Rd Glebe 1923

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City of Sydney Archives

Laboratory and ladies' reading room in the Sydney School of Arts June 1879

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From the collections of the

State Library of New South Wales

(Illustrated Sydney News 14 June 1879 p 4)

Library in the Sydney School of Arts June 1879

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From the collections of the

State Library of New South Wales

(Illustrated Sydney News 14 June 1879 p 4)

Penrith School of Arts, Castlereagh Street c1910

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From the collections of the

State Library of New South Wales

[d1_07469 / GPO1 07469]

(Mitchell Library)

Reading room, Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts, Sydney c1920s

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By

From the collections of the

State Library of New South Wales

[hood_07863 / Home and Away 7863]

Reverend Henry Carmichael c1860

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Newcastle Region Library

Robert Bald - Certificate of honorary membership in the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts, 1842

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From the collections of the

State Library of New South Wales

[a128341 / MLDOC 1113]

(Mitchell Library)

School of Arts, Katoomba c1900-1927

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From the collections of the

State Library of New South Wales

[a105404 / PXA 635, 402]

School of Arts, Pitt Street, Sydney 1856

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By

Samuel Thomas Gill

Contributed By

National Library of Australia

[nla.pic-an7537517]

Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts 1864-69

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By

William Cosmo Trevor

From the collections of the

State Library of New South Wales

[a302098 / PXA 974, 98]

Sydney School of Arts 1868-81

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By

John Lane Mullins

From the collections of the

State Library of New South Wales

[a1939065 / PXA 420, 29b]

(Mitchell Library)

Sydney School of Arts, 275-277 Pitt St 1970s

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Contributed By

City of Sydney Archives

[036\036441]

(SRC10039. Originally CRS 268/7015)

The Glebe School of Arts at 191-195 Bridge Road, 31 March 1955

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Contributed By

City of Sydney Archives

[007\007664]

(NSCA CRS 47/618)

The Sydney School of Arts Interior Arrangement June 1879

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From the collections of the

State Library of New South Wales

(Illustrated Sydney News 14 June 1879 p 4)

The Sydney School of Arts Interior Arrangement, Illustrated Sydney News 14 June 1879 p 4

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From the collections of the

State Library of New South Wales

(Illustrated Sydney News 14 June 1879 p 4)

The new reading room at the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts, June 1879

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From the collections of the

State Library of New South Wales

(Australian Town and Country Journal, 14 June 1879, p 1128)

WC Windeyer's Sydney Mechanics School of Arts membership receipt for 1847

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From the collections of the

State Library of New South Wales

[Windeyer Family Papers ML MSS 186/12 Item 1 Miscellaneous Papers]

(Mitchell Library)

WWI Memorial School of Arts, Liverpool c1940

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Australian War Memorial

Workmen's college in the Sydney School of Arts June 1879

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From the collections of the

State Library of New South Wales

(Illustrated Sydney News 14 June 1879 p 4)

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