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Housing estate on Sydney's north shore.

An early women doctors in Sydney.

Semi-rural township in Sydney's far south-west.

Architect and painter who worked extensively in China and Japan as well as designing many prominent buildings in Sydney including the Sydney Trades Hall.

Architect and first Dean of the Faculty of Architecture at Sydney University whose work was strongly influenced by Mediterranean architecture and Sydney's colonial heritage.

Sporting group for Koreans in Sydney.

Hotel on Sydney's upper north shore.

Lagoon system behind Sydney's northern beaches.

Theatrical manager considered one of the most talented and only educated actors in early Sydney theatre. Knowles was Sydney's first Romeo, Othello and Shylock.

Partner in Melocco Brothers. Arrived in Sydney in 1910 to work in the mosaic business established in Sydney by his brother Pietro in 1908.

Festival and parade held in Sydney between 1956 and 1973. Organised by Sydney City Council and the Sydney Committee, which was made up of council, state government and city business representatives, the aim of the festival was to enliven the city each spring.

Island in Pittwater, north of Sydney.

Korean business group based in Sydney.

Station on Sydney's north shore line.

One of Sydney's oldest railway stations.

Croatian cultural organisation in western Sydney.

Performing group founded in the 1950s under director Isidoor Lammers, that performed at the Sydney Opera House and Carols by Candlelight in Sydney's Domain.

Author and historian whose books include the 'The Rocks: Life in Early Sydney' and 'The Colony: A History of Early Sydney' and 'People of the River'.

Encyclopaedia of Australia, started in 1912 in Sydney, and directed by Charles Bertie, City of Sydney librarian. Six editions were published between 1925 and 1996.

Artist, member of the 'Northwood Group' of Sydney artists. Also known for his work on the comic strip 'Chesty Bond' in the Sydney Sun newspaper.