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Kass, Terry
Terry Kass is a professional historian in Sydney
Royal Australian Historical Society Green Plaque 73. Site of the First Gaol
Commemorative plaque that was installed on the site of Sydney's first gaol between 1984 and 1988 as part of the Sydney Green Plaques Bicentennial project.
SCEGGS Redlands
Independent school established in 1884. In 1946 it merged with the North Sydney Branch of the Sydney Church of England Girls' Grammar School and became SCEGGS Redlands.
Speculator
Brig which traded out of Sydney from 1837.
Settegiorni
Right-wing Italian newspaper published in Sydney from 1962
Australian Arts Club
Associated with Sydney art identity Sydney Ure Smith, the Australian Arts Club sought to provide a common meeting ground for artists, for discussion and study.
St Vladimir's Russian Orthodox church Centennial Park
An early Russian Orthodox church in Sydney.
Camden West
Locality on the Nepean River in south-western Sydney.
Weyman, Eddie
Member of Sydney's criminal underworld during the 1930s.
Walters, FJ
Owner of boot factories in Sydney's inner suburbs.
Black Swan
Trading vessel which operated between Launceston and Sydney.
Rizzo, Luciano
Pasta manufacturer who opened Sydney's first macaroni factory.
Arrau, Claudio
Chilean pianist who performed in Sydney in 1947.
Maney, Andrew
Brother-in-law of William Paling, who settled in Sydney.
Broughton, Thomas
Father of early Sydney Mayor Thomas Stafford Broughton
Wests Tigers
Rugby league football club based in western Sydney.