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Architectural firm in Sydney in the 1920s and 1930s. 

Public high school in north-western Sydney established in 1958

Council that governs the Hills Shire in Sydney's north-west.

House on Sydney's north shore, where Ethel Turner lived.

Shop in Rowe Street Sydney run by Maude Slessor

Italian tenor who visited Sydney on tour in 1928.

Sydney's first technical college, which grew out of the lectures at the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts, and flourished for four years before the colonial government took over technical education.

Incorporated by Act of the Parliament in 1949, its development can be traced back to the formation of the Sydney Mechanics Institute in 1843 and Sydney Technical College in 1878.

Southern suburb of Sydney located on the Woronora River

Sandstone headland on the northern edge of Sydney Harbour.

Opera composed in Sydney and first performed in 1847.

Hotel which published its own travel guide to Sydney.

Valley in western Sydney between Camden and Lake Burragorang.

Bridge across the Georges River in south west Sydney.

Creek flowing through Sydney Olympic Park into Homebush Bay.

Sandstone plateau lying to the north of Sydney Harbour.

Surgeon and medical lecturer. Milford was apprenticed at the Sydney Dispensary in 1849 before being sent to England for medical training. He returned to Sydney in 1859 as surgeon at St Vincent's Hospital, then became the First Lecturer in the Principles and Practice of…

Residential and commercial suburb on the Parramatta River which included Sydney Olympic Park. The name was discontinued in 2009 when it was split into Wentworth Point and Sydney Olympic Park.

Locality on Sydney Harbour named for mariner Billy Blue.

Sydney's only remaining lift bridge on a major arterial road.