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Architect and teacher whose work influenced both town planning and domestic architecture in Sydney.

Prostitute and drug addict who was murdered after she exposed police corruption in Sydney.

American novelist who visited Sydney as part of a whaling crew in the early 1840s.

Chamber music group which performed in Sydney from the late 1930s until the 1950s.

Record of ownership, occupation, construction and value of buildings in the City of Sydney.

Official artist on the French naval vessel La Coquille which visited Sydney in 1824.

Ship of 530 tons from Rotterdam which arrived in Sydney via Manilla in 1857.

Ship which travelled monthly between Hobart and Sydney carrying cargo, passengers and occasionally convicts.

French priest and mineralogist who visited Sydney as part of the La Perouse expedition.

Fourth Archbishop of Sydney whose conservatism was often at odds with his Irish nationalism.

Character actor who achieved success in London and New York before settling in Sydney.

Surveyor who worked on the survey of Sydney Harbour before pursuing a career in China.

Anglican minister who pioneered student ministry and became chaplain at the University of Sydney.

Electricity supply company in the Blue Mountains, Southern Highland, Western Sydney and the Illawarra.

Journalist, author and public speaker known for his books on Sydney's razor gang wars.

The first female professional performer in Australia, active in Sydney between 1826 and 1843.

Japanese Imperial Navy midget submarine of the type which entered Sydney Harbour in 1942.

Miller in Woolloomooloo in the 1830s who arrived in Sydney as a convict in 1818.

Free local newspaper that flourished on Sydney's north shore in the 1920s and 1930s.

Works included carving the gargoyles at the Great Hall at the University of Sydney.