
George Street Sydney 1895
Picture of George Street in Sydney 1895 – New South Wales. Continue Reading →
From its noteworthy landmarks to education and public institutions, these articles, stories and pictures capture the history of the building and development of Australia.
Picture of George Street in Sydney 1895 – New South Wales. Continue Reading →
Picture of The Lands Office in 1895, Sydney, New South Wales. Read about the running of the Department of Lands and Survey in NSW in 1896. Continue Reading →
Map of Port Jackson, Sydney in 1895 – showing shipping facilities Continue Reading →
A contemporary article about the laying of the Foundation Stone of St Andrew’s Cathedral Sydney – 16 May 1837 – one of the greatest events in the colony witnessed by the multitude of Sydney – 600 children dined on roast beef and plumb pudding – A picture of St Andrew’s Cathedral in 1895 – Sydney, New South Wales. Continue Reading →
The total number of persons employed on 31st December, 1895, in the various branches of the Post and Telegraph Department, excluding mail contractors, was 5,063, and the average annual salary was nearly £87 per annum. – Picture of the General Post Office Sydney 1895 Continue Reading →
Picture of Redfern Station in 1894, back when Sydney only had one station. Continue Reading →
Excerpt from an article titled Mining Industry, by W. H. J. Slee, Esq., F.G.S., Chief Inspector of Mines, &c. – published in “New South Wales: the mother colony of the Australias” (1896) – Picture of Broken Hill Silver Mines 1896 – New South Wales. Continue Reading →
Excerpt from an article titled Water Conservation, Irrigation, and Drainage by H. G. McKinney, M. Inst. C.E., Chief Engineer for Water Conservation – published in “New South Wales: the mother colony of the Australias” (1896) Picture of the Willanora Weir on the Lachlan River in 1896 Continue Reading →
Picture of the bridge over the Darling River at Wentworth in 1896 Continue Reading →
The official opening of the bridge in November 1895 – Picture of Hampden Bridge in Wagga Wagga in 1895. Continue Reading →
Picture of Tallow-Wood Logs, waiting to be brought from the forest to the wharf on Wooden Train-Rails, Manning River, New South Wales 1895. Continue Reading →
Picture of Warren Weir-Works, Macquarie River, showing floor of cushion 1895 Continue Reading →
Ship “Harvest Home,” 1,944 Tons Register, Loading the First Cargo of New South Wales Timbers for London, September, 1895 Continue Reading →
A brief detailed, account of schooling in NSW between 1820 and 1896 – A picture of Sydney University in 1896 Continue Reading →