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Large house in Fairlight, built by George Thornton, who had been mayor of Sydney.

Social and networking group founded in 1970 for Malaysian and Singaporean residents in Sydney.

A tailor by trade, Thomas Broughton became rich and successful and was an early Mayor of Sydney.

Indoor arena at Sydney Olympic Park, which is a venue for basketball, netball and concerts.

River in Sydney's south that flows through the Royal National Park to Port Hacking.

Exclusive gentlemen's club in central Sydney which was converted to office use in 1917.

Hotel in Hunters Hill that became a meeting place for Italians in nineteenth century Sydney.

Tram shed, boxing venue, cinema and now theatre at 269 Miller St, North Sydney.

Headland on the north side of Sydney Harbour between Shell Cove and Neutral Bay.

Tip of the headland between Shell Cove and Mosman Bay on Sydney's north shore.

Reserve containing one of the last stands of blue gum high forest in Sydney.

Island in the Hawkesbury River north of Sydney. It was first subdivided in 1921.

Property on South Creek in western Sydney which gave its name to the suburb.

Factory using animal by-products from the Sydney Meat Preserving Works at Lidcombe from 1890.

Marshalling yards for Sydney's rail freight network constructed on the site of a former brickworks.

Boundary marker erected on Cleveland Street to show the southern edge of Sydney Town.

Golf course established on part of what was known as the Sydney Water reserve.

Very early station on the Sydney rail network which became a hub for local services.

International games for elite athletes with disabilities, held after the Olympic Games in Sydney.

Building on Macquarie Street, originally part of Sydney Hospital and subsequently used as a mint.