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Academic in fine arts and architectural heritage. Born Sydney 1938, died Sydney 2004.

One of Sydney's first major shopping malls, located in Bankstown in Sydney's south-west.

Island in Sydney Harbour opposite Rose Bay, part of Sydney Harbour National Park.

Island in Sydney Harbour off Darling Point, part of the Sydney Harbor National Park

Mark Dunn is a professional historian working in Sydney. From 2010 to mid-2012 he was Dictionary of Sydney writer-in-residence sponsored by the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts

Sydney architect.

Sydney newspaper.

Headland on Sydney Harbour in Sydney's eastern suburbs on the western side of Parsley Bay.

One of North Sydney's largest parks beside North Sydney oval with a distinctive Victorian landscape style.

Bay on the western side of Dawes Point in Sydney Harbour, west of Sydney Cove.

African-American dancer who stayed in Sydney after a tour and became a founder of Sydney's Aboriginal dance culture.

Information and referral agency operated by the Sydney City Council to assist homeless people in Sydney

Sydney's first purely suburban railway line that runs from the city to Hornsby in Sydney's north.

Major cricket ground in Sydney until establishment of Sydney Cricket Ground. Now occupied by public housing.

Headland on the north shore of Sydney Harbour, now part of the Sydney Harbour National Park.

Sydney Harbour tugboat

Organist and singer who greatly influenced church music in Sydney and taught some of Sydney's best musicians.

Early Sydney resident.

Prominent Sydney photographer.

Wealthy Sydney jeweller.