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National park north-west of Sydney on site of Thomas Arndell's farm.

Crematorium and memorial gardens on Sydney's north shore, opened in 1933.

Multi-purpose indoor sporting arena at Sydney Olumpic Park constructed in 1984.

Sandstone tower lighthouse closest to the southern entrance to Sydney Harbour.

Park in central Sydney which dates from the colony's earliest days.

A convict-built 3.6-kilometre tunnel that brought water to Sydney from 1830.

Wharf where passenger ferries from Sydney landed from 1839 to 1939.

Railway station on the original rail line between Sydney and Parramatta.

Railway station in Sydney's south on the Illawarra and Cronulla lines.

Canadian who was the second woman to practice medicine in Sydney after registering with the Medical Board of NSW on 11 May 1892. She and her husband left Sydney to establish a joint practice in Bellingen.

Sculler from Grafton who trained in Sydney and won a world championship race in Sydney in 1888 and London in 1889. On his return to Australia later in 1889 he contracted typhoid and died in Melbourne.

Mainly underground passenger railway line beneath the Sydney central business district.

Area on the eastern shore of Sydney Cove to Bennelong Point.

Bay within Middle Harbour about 3 kilometres north east of North Sydney.

Legislation to provide for the construction of electric railways in Sydney.

Fireworks display in Sydney for New Years Eve, 31 December 1999.

Western semi-rural residential suburb, named for Governor Phillip Gidley King. Developed since the 1960s, it is now the location of New South Wales State Records' Western Sydney Records Centre, and Western Sydney University's Kingswood Campus.

Area in Sydney's north-west, part of the traditional lands of the Darug people, governed by The Hills Shire Council. It is one of Sydney's largest local government areas, with a density of only 4 people per hectare.

Small harbourside suburb on Sydney's lower north shore between Blues Point and Milsons Point. The rail line running through it once terminated at the old Milsons Point station before the Sydney Harbour Bridge was built.

Four inch gun from the German ship Emden which was destroyed by the HMAS Sydney off the Cocos Islands in 1914. A gift from the Commonwealth to the City of Sydney, it was installed in 1917.