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Home built on the bank of Cooks River by Alexander Spark which became a social mecca for Sydney's merchants and bankers. It is a rare remaining example of Neo-Classical Georgian architecture in Sydney.

Māori chief who wished to establish trade ties with Sydney.

Barque of 320 tons which operated between Boston and Sydney.

Merchant ship which made five voyages to Sydney transporting convicts.

Convict transport ship that first arrived in Sydney in 1793.

Commemorative plaque that was installed between 1984 and 1988 on the site of colonial merchant Simeon Lord's house at Sydney Cove, as part of the Sydney Green Plaques Bicentennial project.

Schoolteacher who came to Sydney with her husband in 1840.

Criminal and gunman who was notorious in mid-twentieth century Sydney.

Social reformer and writer who visited Sydney in the 1870s.

Social reformer and writer who visited Sydney in the 1870s.

Author who wrote a history of Sydney Technical College in 1991.

Welsh entertainer and actress who appeared in Sydney in 1948.

Early woman member of the Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts.

Deputy commissary general in Sydney for ten years from 1825.

English musician and actor who performed in Sydney in 1890.

Ship used to transport convicts from England to Sydney Cove.

Merchants who imported a range of goods to their Sydney warehouse.

Tobacco pipe maker who operated in Sydney in the 1830s.

Composer and musician who performed in Sydney's first symphony performance.

Schooner which sailed between Sydney, New Zealand and San Francisco.