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Yacht club at Green Point on Pittwater which had originally been established in 1867 in Sydney.

Concert hall and the largest venue at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, seating a total of 528.

River which is a major southern tributary of the Parramatta River, 20 kilometres west of central Sydney.

House in Fairlight owned by Alf Reid on the corner of Cohen Street and Sydney Road.

One of Sydney's hidden lanes, Market Row was part of the bustling district surrounding the George Street markets.

Radar research in Sydney was spurred by World War II and produced air warning systems for Sydney, and innovative portable technology used throughout the Pacific.

Charles Thomas Smeathman was the Sydney coroner between 1828 and his death in 1835.

Historian Max Solling chronicles the transformation of Wentworth Park from reclaimed 'industrial sewer' to one of Sydney's central recreation areas.

Iconic beach on Sydney's northern coast, with three main sections Queenscliff, North Steyne and South Steyne.

Steps and jetty located on the western edge of Farm Cove near the Sydney Opera House.

Large bay south of the city of Sydney, into which the Cooks and Georges rivers run.

Building at 52 Margaret Street owned by the Workers' Educational Association, Sydney between 1959 and 1969.

College established in 1873 by Mother Ignatius McQuoin, founder of the Sisters of Mercy, North Sydney.

Cutter owned by John Mackie of George Street that carried cedar and goods between Sydney and the Illawarra in the 1830s. In 1834 the ship's crew under Captain Swan were instrumental in the rescue of 17 survivors of the wreck of the Edward Lombe in Sydney Harbour.

Lover of William Castell who arrived with him in Sydney from Mauritius where she had been known as Mrs Mary Cecil. She lived with Castell in Sydney as his supposed sister and died in the boating accident on 26 January 1839 that also took his life.

Convict who was tried at the Old Bailey, London on 12 September 1787 for receiving stolen goods and was sentenced to transportation for 14 years in 1790. She arrived in Sydney and was then sent to Norfolk Island. She returned to Sydney and her sentence expired.

Boundary marker erected near City Road and moved twice before erection within the University of Sydney.

Press photographer who worked for the Sun and PIX (ACP) and the Sydney Morning Herald (Fairfax).

Part of Sydney's musical scene before the beginning of World War I, the Austral String Quartet premiered new music from Australia and overseas.

Restaurant which became one of Sydney's most elaborate and fashionable, open from the 1920s to the 1960s.