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Convict transport of 325 tons which landed 97 convict women in Sydney in 1828.

Convict transport which brought news to Sydney of the victory over Napoleon at Waterloo.

Legal firm founded in Sydney in 1871 which has become one of Australia's largest.

Elizabeth Webby is Emeritus Professor of Australian Literature at the University of Sydney

Tramway through Sydney's central business district from Circular Quay to Redfern railway station.

One of Sydney's earliest circular apartment buildings, built in the immediate postwar period.

Rachel Fallowfield is Librarian, Reference Services (Local Studies), at Willoughby City Council, Sydney

Margaret Farlow is a local historian and member of Ryde District Historical Society, Sydney

Clare Evans is Community Information and Promotions Librarian at Willoughby City Library, Sydney

Patrick Fletcher works as a researcher and writer for the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust

Melissa Holmes is a writer and historian with a particular interest in Sydney's cultural heritage

Writer and broadcaster who helped foster Australian drama in Sydney from the 1930s.

Veronica Quinteros is a lecturer in multicultural studies and researches Chilean communities in Sydney.

Sydney wholesale stationer, photographer, printer and bookseller who produced postcards and souvenir booklets.

Publisher in Sydney that was founded in 1920 bu Israel and Ruth Horwitz.

Leonie Masson is Senior Librarian, Historical Services at the Stanton Library, North Sydney

Wine and spirit merchant who was also a naturalist and a Trustee at the Australian Museum. He was a supporter of Aboriginal people, learning the Sydney language and gave lectures on culture. Aboriginal vistors to Sydney would camp at his house in Woollahra.

Group of indigenous clans from the southern part of Sydney basin that were united by a common language and strong ties of kinship.Their traditional area is thought to have ranged from the southern shore of Sydney Harbour to the Shoalhaven River.

Newspaper published in tabloid or compact format in Sydney by Fairfax Media as the Sunday counterpart of The Sydney Morning Herald. First published as the Sunday Herald, it became the Sun-Herald after it was amalgamated with the Sunday Sun in 1953.

Retailer and cricketer, Joseph Jackson was a Councillor of the City of Sydney in the 1920s and 1930s, including serving as Lord Mayor of Sydney in 1931. He also served as a Member of the State Parliament for more than thirty years