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Businessman in Sydney.

Sydney's primary water source, located 65km west of Sydney in a narrow gorge on the Warragamba River.

Organ builder who established a firm in North Sydney and built or renovated many of Sydney's finest church organs.

A leading builder and entrepreneur in Victorian Sydney who was mayor of Sydney and later of Leichhardt and Annandale.

Journalist famous for publishing articles about 'Old Sydney' under the pen name 'Old Chum' in Sydney's Truth newspaper.

Important Chinese festival, celebrated in Sydney since the mid-nineteenth century, and now a part of Sydney's public cultural calendar.

Headland on the southern side of Middle Head in Sydney harbour, now part of Sydney Harbour National Park.

Born in Sydney but brought up in Brisbane, Philip Lindsay returned to Sydney as a teenager and became involved in Sydney's literary subculture.

Boundary marker installed to indicate the eastern limit of Sydney Town. Now installed at the Museum of Sydney.

Architectural firm responsible for many of Sydney's best known early twentieth-century buildings, as well as additions to Sydney's racecourses.

Early resident of Sydney.

Early resident of Sydney.

Historian of early Sydney.

Early settler of Sydney.

Architect in colonial Sydney.

Sister of Sydney barrister Robert Wardell, who emigrated to Sydney from England after she inherited part of his estate.

Novel which contrasts the life of privilege with the reality of three Sydney working women in post war Sydney.

Island in Sydney Harbour, off Drummoyne, formerly used for training sea cadets now managed by Sydney Harbour Federation Trust.

Company that operated ferries from Sydney to Manly, coined slogan 'Seven miles from Sydney and a thousand miles from care'.

Sydney solicitor and landowner.