Skip to main content

The Dictionary of Sydney
Multimedia
Bondi Junction, including Pattinson & Co. Chemi...

Bondi Junction, including Pattinson & Co. Chemist c1905

From the collections of the

State Library of New South Wales

[a105072 / PXA 635/72]

(Mitchell Library)

Search

Browse

Browse
- Artefacts
- Buildings
- Events
- Natural Features
- Organisations
- People
- Places
- Structures
- Entries
- Multimedia
- Subjects
- Roles
- Contributors

Connections

Appears in

The road east

Subjects

Commercial building Horses Horses as transport Retail Roads Trams

Places

Bondi Junction Oxford Street

Footer

Home
About
Copyright
Contact

Footer Secondary

Contribute
Donate

State Library of New South Wales

The road east

The first track east to South Head followed the path Aboriginal people had travelled for thousands of years, but soon became a cleared road and later a paved street.

Commercial building

Horses as transport

Retail

Roads

Trams

Horses

Bondi Junction

Busy eastern suburbs commercial centre, with a rail and bus interchange and high rise development. Known as 'Tea Gardens' until the construction of the tram line from Darlinghurst in the 1880s.

full record »

Oxford Street

full record »

Street running south-east from Sydney's centre, along the line of a Aboriginal walking track, which became an important commercial area and was renamed after the famous London shopping street. Originally part of South Head Road built in 1811, this section was renamed in 1875.