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Naval lieutenant who accompanied his wife and father-in-law, Governor Bligh to Sydney.

Flautist who travelled with his brother to perform in Sydney in 1836.

American comedian whose 1962 shows were considered too risque for conservative Sydney.

Publican who held licenses at several hotels around Sydney despite being a bankrupt.

Writer, soldier and vigneron whose vineyard became a popular venue for Sydney's Bohemia.

Merchant and local politician who served as Lord Mayor of Sydney 1923-24.

Blockbuster film, made on location in Sydney in 2000, starring Tom Cruise.

Journalist who became editor and owner of La Fiamma, Sydney's Italian newspaper.

Second professor of mathematics and natural philosophy at the University of Sydney.

English descriptive vocalist and character comedian who performed at Sydney's Tivoli Theatre.

Surgeon at Sydney Infirmary 1855-70 and later at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital

Sydney vaudeville and theatrical booking agent in the mid-20th century.

Photographer who documented life in Sydney particularly in the 1960s and 1970s.

Anglican theological college that has trained Anglican ministers in Sydney since 1856.

Independent professional performing arts organisation founded to bring chamber music to Sydney.

Harpist and composer who died in Sydney on concert tour in 1856.

German-born architect and writer who was a champion of modernist design in Sydney.

Experimental film-making collective based in Sydney that operated between 1965 and 1970.

Expatriate actor-manager who toured Australia and played in Sydney several times 1909-24.

Accountant and music administrator who fostered chamber music and opera in Sydney.