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Myers & Solomon
Merchants who imported a range of goods to their Sydney warehouse.
Elliott, Joseph
Tobacco pipe maker who operated in Sydney in the 1830s.
Earl Spencer
Ship used to transport convicts from England to Sydney Cove.
Stubbs, Thomas
Composer and musician who performed in Sydney's first symphony performance.
Davidenkov, George
Russian emigrant and active member of the community in Sydney.
Shelley, Max
Landscape designer prominent in Sydney in the 1920s and 1930s.
Wallace Tugs
Ship owners and operators in Sydney Harbour and Port Botany.
Iredale, Lancelot
Blacksmith and ironmonger who established himself in Sydney in 1820.
Truman, Ernest
Musician who gave over 3,000 recitals as Sydney City Organist.
Carter, Bryce
Cellist who played a prominent part in concert life in Sydney.
Lloyd, Lillian
Actor who appeared in Sydney in the early twentieth century.
Freeman's Journal
Journal of the Archdiocese of the Catholic church in Sydney.
Freeman, Ralph
Engineer who claimed to have designed the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Arnott, William
Prominent solicitor who graced the social pages of Sydney's newspapers.
Raimondo Montecuccoli
Italian naval ship from 1935-64 which visited Sydney in 1938.
Geoghegan, Edward
Convict who became Sydney's most prolific playwright in the 1840s.
Cunningham, Richard
Botanist who came to Sydney as Colonial Botanist in 1833.
Darley, Benjamin
Ship's captain and businessman who helped found the Sydney Exchange.
Dixon, Robert
Surveyor who explored much of the Sydney basin and hinterland.