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Catherine Freyne produces social history documentaries at ABC Radio National. In 2009 she was a Dictionary of Sydney writer sponsored by the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts

Large hospital complex in Sydney's eastern suburbs.

Anglican church on Sydney's upper north shore.

Mark Caruana is a Sydney researcher and historian

Robin Derricourt is a Sydney writer and publisher

Terry Kass is a professional historian in Sydney

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.

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.

Sailing ship involved in early trade with Sydney.

Brig which traded out of Sydney from 1837.

Italian warship which visited Sydney in January 1922.

Right-wing Italian newspaper published in Sydney from 1962

Official journal of Sydney Grammar School since 1875

Trading vessel which operated between Sydney and China.

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.

North Sydney public library opened in 1964 and named for Alderman James Stanton who was Mayor of North Sydney 1937-39 and a keen supporter of free public libraries.

An early Russian Orthodox church in Sydney.

Pasta manufacturer who opened Sydney's first macaroni factory.

Chilean pianist who performed in Sydney in 1947.

Trading vessel which operated between Launceston and Sydney.