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Youth group for young people of Khmer background in Sydney.

Church built in 1872 in Gordon, on Sydney's north shore.

Justine Greenwood is a PhD student at the University of Sydney

Raymond Herbert is a local historian at Camden Historical Society, Sydney

Press photographer working in Sydney between the 1940s and 1970s.

John MacRitchie is local studies librarian at Manly Library, Sydney

Angela Phippen is local studies librarian at Ryde Library, Sydney

Helen McDonald is local studies librarian at Sutherland Library, Sydney

Patricia Skehan is a local historian at Concord Heritage Society, Sydney

Song written by Matiu Campbell.for the 1979 Māori Festival in Sydney.

Tightrope walker and trapeze artist who performed in Sydney in 1877.

Ship which traded between Sydney and the United States of America.

Steamer which operated in the coastal trade between Sydney and Melbourne.

Ship which traded between the United States of America and Sydney.

Aboriginal woman who lived close to Sydney Town in the 1820s.

Aboriginal man who resided close to Sydney Town in the 1840s.

French ship which brought the first daguerreotype to Sydney in 1841.

Malay convict from Capetown, South Africa. who arrived in Sydney 1837.

Orthodox church serving the Greek community in south east Sydney.

First Catholic church in Sydney's eastern suburbs, opened in 1852.