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Yugoslavian representative organisation in Sydney, dissolved 1992

The oldest private golf course in Sydney.

Leading merchant and landowner in nineteenth-century Sydney.

Architectural practice founded in Sydney in 1889.

Netball team representing Sydney in national competition.

Panayiotis Diamadis is a secondary and tertiary level educator, teaching history at a Sydney high school and lecturing in Genocide Studies at the University of Technology, Sydney

Merchand and manufacturer who arrived in Sydney in 1806 and worked for Simeon Lord. Later established a hat factory in Sydney. Granted land near Campbelltown in 1812.

Naval surgeon who was sent to Sydney as a convict after a mutiny. He continued to practise medicine as well as farming land in Sydney and further inland.

Sporting association for the Sydney Lao community.

Shopping and leisure precinct in North Sydney.

Headquarters of the Workers' Educational Association, Sydney. 

Beach north of Cronulla in Sydney's south-east.

Inlet south of Sydney harbour at Malabar.

Residential subdivision on Sydney's upper north shore.

Chapel built on the corner of Sussex and Liverpool streets by Nathaniel Pidgeon, Sydney's first missionary, who bequeathed it to the Sydney City Mission in 1881.

Ocean-facing side of Sydney Harbour's southern headland.

Water pumping station supplying Sydney's northern suburbs.

Early subdivision on Sydney's upper north shore.

Tranquil Chinese garden that was a gift to Sydney from the city of Guangzhou, the region in southern China where most of Sydney's early Chinese came from.

Dr Caroline Butler-Bowdon is Assistant Director, Creative Services for Sydney Living Museums. She is an award-winning author and curator on aspects of Sydney's twentieth century history.