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Title
Series 01: Glass negatives of Sydney and suburbs ca. 1900-1914 / Mrs. Arthur George Foster
Call number
ON 146/nos. 1-329
Level of description
series
Date

ca. 1900-1914
Type of material
Graphic Materials, Photographs
Reference code
1008128
Issue Copy
Digitised
Physical Description
288 negatives - glass - various sizes
Scope and Content
1. Captain Keer's Cottage, George Street North. 11/1/1902 (broken)
2a. Fire Station, George Street, east side looking south. 12/1/1902
2b. Fire Station, George Street, east side looking south. 12/1/1902 (broken)
3. George Street, five doors south of the Fire Station. 1902
4. George Street, east side [188-190 George Street W. Harris, The Golden Cob and Clancy's Butchery, with Nock & Kirby Ironmonger next door]
5. George Street, east side [188-190 George Street W. Harris, The Golden Cob and Clancy's Butchery, with Nock & Kirby Ironmonger next door]. Later Nock & Kirby's.
6a. Sydney Herald (later Sydney Morning Herald) - the building in which it was first published in 1831. 1915
6b. Sydney Herald (later Sydney Morning Herald) - the building in which it was first published in 1831. 1915
7. Sydney Herald, back view of building in which Sydney Herald was published in 1831. 16/12/1906
8. George Street opposite Jamison Street [Turner & Henderson Printing Works]. 5/9/1910
9. [George Street] looking south, just below Jamison Street. 5/9/1910
10. Walter Bradley Auction Rooms just north of Paling's, George Street [237 George Street]
11. [George Street] - two buildings erected by Mary Reibey located just above John Sands in George Street. 5/1/1913
12. George and King Streets, NE corner
13. [Missing.] (Liverpool Street south side between Pitt and George Streets)
14. George Street, east side, one door north of Farmer & Co. J.S. Abraham, chemist. Also shown is Bateman's Crystal Hotel, 432-434 George Street.
15. George and Liverpool Streets, SE corner, first milestone. 1903
16. Square and Compass Hotel [706 George Street] between Goulburn and Campbell Streets
17. Anthony Hordern's, George Street, after the great fire. 1901
18. Liverpool Street, south side, between Pitt and George Streets. Longland old iron etc. [Probably 107 Liverpool Street, next door to Althouse & Geiger, paints, at 109.] August 1914
19. Liverpool Street, south side, between Pitt and George streets. Longlands. August 1914
20. George Street North, west side [cnr Gloucester Street and George Street; M.R.C. Hotel at no. 1 Gloucester Street]
21. George and Globe Streets, SW corner. 1902
22. George Street, a few doors south of Globe Street. [Grubb, butcher, at no. 147.] 26/1/1912
23. New York Hotel, George Street, west side, opposite Fire Station [155 George Street, between Globe and Little Essex Streets]. 1907
24. New York Hotel, back view
25. George Street and Brown Bear Lane, SW corner. Building with six windows was in 1848 "The Rose of Australia"
26. George Street, west side, between Brown Bear Lane and Essex Street. Site of old jail
27. George Street, west side, new building [between Globe and Little Essex Streets]
28 and 29. One negative. Brown Bear Lane looking east, showing buildings on north side of lane, including back view of "The Rose of Australia". 1910 or 1911
30. George and Essex Streets, SW corner, showing new alignment. 17/1/1912
31. Bathurst Street, south side, between Pitt and Castlereagh Streets. [The cottage, no. 131, was occupied by Mrs Elizabeth Tall, dealer, in 1902]
32. Brooklyn Hotel, 233 George Street. Next to the hotel is the former Gazette office, where the Gazette was last printed. 1910
33. George and Grosvenor Streets, NW corner. [Shop on corner occupied by J. Lynch & Co, wine merchants. No. 30 Grosvenor Street, next door, was Anne Dyer's Northern Hotel.] 1910
34. George Street, west side, between Essex and Grosvenor Streets [during rebuilding, 1911]
35. Bathurst Street, south side, opposite St Andrew's Cathedral. 5/4/1914
36. Bathurst Street, south side, opposite St Andrew's Cathedral. 5/4/1914
37. George Street, west side [nos. 491-495, just below Bathurst Street]. 5/4/1914
38a. Castlereagh and Hunter Streets, SE corner
38b. Castlereagh and Hunter Streets, SE corner
39. Lang Street, Church Hill. [Wentworth Hotel, Scots Church in distance]
40. Castlereagh and King Streets, SE corner. Ushers Hotel. 30/3/1913
41a. Lang Street. Underwood's Building. [No. 1 Mater Misericordia Home, no. 2 the old Treasury building]
41b. Lang Street. Underwood's Building. [No. 1 Mater Misericordia Home, no. 2 the old Treasury building]
42. Castlereagh and Campbell Streets, NW corner. [Golden Fleece Hotel at 319 Castlereagh Street.] 25/11/1901
43. Castlereagh Street, west side. [Between Park and Bathurst Streets, no. 317.] 25/11/1901
44. Castlereagh Street, west side. [Between Park and Bathurst Streets, nos. 311-317.] 25/11/1901
45. Castlereagh Street, east side, near Campbell Street. 7/7/1913
46. Castlereagh Street, east side, between Liverpool and Bathurst Streets. 16/12/1906 (A46)
47. Castlereagh and Liverpool Streets, SW corner. 14/1/1912 (A47) (see 477)
48. Brown Bear Lane looking west. (A48) (copy)
49. Liverpool Street, south side, between Pitt and George Streets [nos. 109-117] (A49)
50a. George and Bridge Streets, SE corner. (A50) (copy)
50b. George and Bridge Streets, SE corner. (A50) (copy)
51. George Street, Nock & Kirby's [old store]. (A51) (copy)
52. George Strett, west side, looking towards Gazette office, south of Brooklyn Hotel. [No. 39 was Gazette office.] (A52)
53. Castlereagh and Goulburn Streets, NW corner. [1911] (A53)
54. George Street, west side. [A. Hall & Co., furniture importers, at 563-565.] (A54)
55. Castlereagh and Market Streets, NW corner. (A55)
56. National Art Gallery, Sydney. (A56)
57. Scots Church (Dr Lang's). [Visit of Australian Historical Society, 1903.] [Photograph taken by A.G. Foster] (A57)
58. Essex Street, loking east. (A58)
59. Castlereagh and Bathurst Streets, NE corner. 1902 (A59)
60. Elizabeth and Goulburn Streets, SE corner. 1901 (A60)
61a. Phillip Street, north of Bridge Street. Old oak tree [believed to have been planted in the first Government House garden]. (A61)
61b. Phillip Street, north of Bridge Street. Old oak tree [believed to have been planted in the first Government House garden]. (A61) (copy)
62. Phillip Street, looking south. [Copy of photograph by C. Bayliss] (A62)
63. Phillip Street, west side. Blue Bell Hotel [79 Phillip Street]. 28/4/1903 (A63)
64. Castlereagh Street, near Goulburn Street, east side. (A64)
65. Hen and Chickens Hotel, The Rocks. (A65)
66. Old Commodore Hotel, North Sydney. Blues Point Road (A66)
67a. Waverley House. 7/12/1901 [Photograph taken by A.G. Foster] (A67)
67b. Waverley House. 7/12/1901 [Photograph taken by A.G. Foster] (A67)
68. Annandale, Johnston Estate. The last tree to fall. 10/12/1901 (A68)
69. Annandale, Johnston Estate. Boys holding the rope just before the last pine fell. 10/12/1901. (A69)
70. Annandale, Johnston Estate. The last pine falling. 10/12/1901 (A70)
71. Annandale, Johnston Estate. Back view of Major Johnston's cottage. 26/11/1901 (A71)
72. Annandale, Johnston Estate. Back view of Major Johnston's cottage. (A72)
73. Cottage on the Devine Estate, now Macdonald Tower, facing railway line. [Elsewhere described by Mrs Foster as "The Grange".] (A73)
74a. Sussex and Market Streets, SE corner. Boomerang Hotel. October 1901 (A74)
74b. Sussex and Market Streets, SE corner. Boomerang Hotel. [Includes shops in Market Street - Buzzacott & Co., ship chandlers.] October 1901 (A74)
75. Globe Hotel, [King] Street, south side. 1901 (A75)
76. Castlereagh Street, east side, between Liverpool and Goulburn Streets. [Two-storey building is Bolin House, lodging house.] (A76)
77. Phillip and Hunter Streets, NE corner. [Henry Rodick, grocer, on corner; C. Butcher, fruiterer, next door at 100 Hunter Street.] (A77)
78. Bent Street, south side, between Macquarie and Phillip Streets. Miss Hill's cottage [Australian Club on corner of Macquarie Street]. (A78)
79. [Bent Street, south side, corner of Bligh and O'Connell Streets.] Back view of residence of William Balcombe, first Treasurer. (A79)
80. [Bent Street, south side, corner of Bligh and O'Connell Streets.] Residence of William Balcombe, first Treasurer. (A80)
81. Campbell Street, north side, between Pitt and Castlereagh Streets. [Hotel Chamberlain on corner of Pitt Street.] 30/6/1910 (A81) missing
82a. Campbell Street, north side, between Pitt and Castlereagh Streets. 30/6/1910 (A82)
82b. Campbell Street, north side, between Pitt and Castlereagh Streets. 30/6/1910 (A82) missing
83. Belmore Road, looking east. (A83)
84. Belmore Road, looking west. In distance A. Hordern & Sons building after the great fire. (A84)
85a. Belmore Park, showing Surry Hills in the distance. (A85)
85b. Belmore Park, showing Surry Hills in the distance. (A85)
86. Belmore Park, looking SW. Tramway line through the middle of the park. (A86)
87. Belmore Park, looking NE. Tramway line through the middle of the park. (A87)
88a. Belmore Park. (A88)
88b. Belmore Park. (A88)
89. Belmore Park. (A89)
90. Belmore Church, looking SW. Christ Church in distance
91. Belmore Park, fountain (copy)
92. Belmore Park, fountain. Another view (copy)
93. Belmore Park, SE view
94a. Education Department building in Bridge Street, formerly residence of John Thomas Campbell
94b. Education Department building, Bridge Street. Cutting the trees at the old building
95a. Macquarie Place, [looking up Bridge Street towards George Street]. Simeon Lord's residence
95b. Macquarie Place. Simeon Lord's residence
96. Rear view of Simeon Lord's house in Macquarie Place
97. Bent Street. Australian Club and Pulteney Hotel (copy)
98. Castlereagh Street, west side [nos. 11-17] [broken]
99. Liverpool and Elizabeth Streets, SE corner. Mr Wright lived in the corner house, and Mr Fred Ebsworth in the second. They were later covered by Mark Foys
100. Liverpool and Elizabeth Streets, SE corner. Mr Wright lived in the corner house, and Mr Fred Ebsworth in the second. They were later covered by Mark Foys
101. Liverpool Street, facing Hyde Park
102a. Lyons Terrace, facing Hyde Park [cnr later Wentworth Avenue]
102b. Lyons Terrace, facing Hyde Park [cnr later Wentworth Avenue]
103. Elizabeth Bay House
104. Crown and Albion Streets, Surry Hills. Formerly residence of F. Ebsworth
105. Missing
106. Bathurst and Pitt Streets, NE corner
107a. Bathurst Street, south side, formerly Cain's School. [No. 97, between Kent and George Streets]
107b. Bathurst Street, south side, formerly Cain's School. [No. 97, between Kent and George Streets. Taken at a different date from 107a]
108. The Rangers, Mosman
109. Bronte House, rear view
110. Bathurst Street, south side [between Kent and George Streets, no. 101 - T.J. Bown & Co.]
111. Pitt Street South, west side showing elevations [and clearing of site to make way for construction of approach to Central Station]
112. Pitt Street South, west side near Hay Street, old Fire Station [between Hay and Gipps Streets. The Fire Station was at no. 447. No. 449 - War Loong & Co., produce merchants]
113. Pitt Street South. Christ Church in distance. [Construction of road to Central Railway Station]
114. Pitt and Goulburn Streets, SE and NE corners. [The People's Palace in Pitt Street south of Goulburn Street]
115. Pitt and Goulburn Streets, SE corner
116. Pitt and Goulburn Streets, SE corner
117a. Pitt Street east side, between Goulburn and Liverpool Streets
117b. Pitt Street east side, between Goulburn and Liverpool Streets
118. Pitt Street east side, between Goulburn and Liverpool Streets. [No. 372 Pitt Street]
119. Pitt and Spring Streets, east side. [Demolition of Brown's spirit store]
120. Pitt Street, west side, near Park Street. [Nos. 285-287 - Symonds Furnishing Co., north of Park Street.] 5/1/1913
121. Pitt Street, showing City Bank between King and Hunter Streets (copy)
122. Pitt Street North [The Commissariat]
123. Pitt and market Streets, SW corner. [Smarts Hotel]
124. Sydney Morning Herald office, Hunter Street
125. Pitt and King Streets, SE corner. [Australian Mutual Fire Insurance Society]
126. York Street, east side, between King and Market Streets. [Mauri Bros & Thompson]
127. Sussex Street, east side, north of Market Street. [No. 194 - Foster & Son, agricultural seedsmen and producers.] 24/11/1901
128. Jamison Street, south side
129a. Kent Street [north]. Site of murder of Mrs Jamison. January 1900
129b. Kent Street [north]. Site of murder of Mrs Jamison. January 1900
130. Sussex Street, near Market Street. [No. 184 - Arthur Yates & Co.]
131. Kent Street north. Noah's Ark. October 1901
132. Kent Street north. Noah's Ark
133a. Kent and Druitt Streets, SE corner. Goulburn House in Kent Street.
133b. Kent and Druitt Streets, SE corner. Goulburn House in Druitt Street.
134. Kent Street, east side. [Behind Town Hall]
135. Lang Street, Church Hill. [Scots Church and terrace houses in Jamison Street]
136. Castlereagh Street below Goulburn Street. [No. 307 occupied in 1902 by Mow War & Co. importers]
137. Benevolent Asylum at 450 Pitt Street, later part of Central Railway Station grounds
138. Benevolent Asylum grounds
139. Hunter Street between Macquarie and Phillip Streets, north side. The cottage where John Tawell lived
140. Girls High School, Elizabeth Street, west side. 15/12/1901
141. Elizabeth Street, west side, between King and Hunter Streets. [No. 35 Elizabeth Street.] 1910
142. Elizabeth Street, west side, between King and Hunter Streets. [No. 35 Elizabeth Street.] 1910
143. Elizabeth Street, west side, opposite Wentworth Court. August 1910
144. Elizabeth and Liverpool Streets, NW corner
145. Elizabeth and Goulburn Streets, SE corner. 22/9/1910
146. Elizabeth Street, near Goulburn Street, later part of Mark Foy's
147. Elizabeth and Market Streets, NW corner. David Jones' new building later erected on site. 13/4/1903
148a. Elizabeth Street between Bathurst and Liverpool Streets. [No. 245 - H. Taylor & Son, monumental masonry.] [15/12/1901]
148b. Elizabeth Street between Bathurst and Liverpool Streets. [Nos. 245-249 Elizabeth Street.] [15/12/1901] Broken
149. Elizabeth Street between Park and market Streets. 15/12/1901
150. Eliabeth Street between Bathurst and Liverpool Streets. [Nos. 319-323]
151. Elizabeth and Market Streets, NW corner. Site of David Jones' later building
152. Elizabeth Street, west side, between Liverpool and Bathurst Streets. [Nos. 241-251]
153. Elizabeth Street from Liverpool Street, looking north. [14/1/1912]
154. Oxford Street, between Riley and Crown Streets
155. Oxford Street, north side. 29/10/1911
156. Oxford Street, north side, near Bourke Street. 29/10/1911
157. Oxford and Liverpool Streets
158. Albion and Commonwealth Streets. 30/6/1910
159. Captain Cook Hotel, Flinders Street
160. Mounted troops at Moore Park at Com[monwealth time]
161. Flinders Street. Commonwealth time
162. Flinders Street. Commonwealth time
163. Formerly Dr Halloran's School
164. Stanmore House
165. Missing. (At Watson's Bay)
166. George Street, west side bewteen Essex and Grosvenor Streets, showing Gazette office next to Brooklyn Hotel
167. Bourke's statue
168. Phillip and Hunter Streets, SW corner. Residence of Dr Halloran
169. Phillip and Hunter Streets, SW corner. Star Hotel [at no. 103 Phillip Street]
170. George and Gipps Streets. Prince of Wales Hotel [at no. 782-784 George Street]
171. Back view of the first office of the Sydney Herald
172. Prince of Wales Hotel, rebuilding. July 1902
173. George Street, east side [from no. 788 to Christ Church]
174. George Street, east side. Square and Compass Hotel [at no. 706]
175a. Anthony Hordern's & Sons, Haymarket and George Streets. July 1902
175b. Watson's Bay
176. Mosman Bay - Old Barn
177. The Rangers, Mosman
178. Liverpool Street, south side
179. First Treasury, corner Bent and O'Connell Streets - Balcombe's house
180. Bligh and Bent Streets, SW corner. Creswick Club Hotel.
181. O'Connell Street, west side. [Probably nos. 15-21] [Also listed in contents as item 485]
182. Cleveland House
183. Hunter Street, south side, just above Union Bank site. Perpetual Trustee Company. [Nos. 37-45] [Also listed in contents as item 476]
184. King Street, south side. Hoadley's. [probably no. 79, between York and George Streets]
185. Miss Hill's cottage, Bent Street
186. Hunter Street, south side, just below Castlereagh Street. [Nos. 41-45; 45 - Royal Chambers] [Also listed in contents as item 475]
187. Lyons Terrace, Liverpool Street
188. Liverpool Street, south side. [Site of Mark Foy's furniture department]
189. Liverpool Street, south side, looking west before Foy's time. [Looking down Liverpool Street from east side of Elizabeth Street]
190. Missing. (Phillip Street east side between Hunter and King Streets)
191. Stanmore House
192. Liverpool Street looking SE from Elizabeth Street. [Unitarian Church]
193. Missing. (George Street. Ship and Mermaid Hotel in distance. [Rocks area])
194. Frogs Hollow
195. William Roberts' cottage, SW corner Liverpool and Castlereagh Streets. [Also listed in contents as item 477 - see also 47]
196. Young's stairs. View taken from from the top of the stairs.
197. [Pitt Street, east side between Market and Park Streets. Nos. 238 and 240]
198. Elizabeth and Goulburn Streets, SE corner
199. Richard Jones, M.L.C. Brisbane
200. Royal Australian Historical Society. First outing to The Rocks
201. Macquarie Street, corner of King Street. Commonwealth time
202. Parliament House. Commonwealth time
203. Government House, Sydney. Entrance to the grounds. Commonwealth time
204. Hon. R.E. O'Connor and B.R. Wise crossing Phillip Street
205. Liverpool Street. Commonwealth time
206. George Street and Martin Place. Commonwealth time
207. York Street. St Phillip's at Commonwealth time
208. Scots Church. Commonwealth time
209. Elizabeth and Park Streets. Commonwealth time
210. Liverpool and Oxford Streets. Commonwealth time
211. Dutton House, Elizabeth Street. [Nos. 273-277 between Bathurst and Liverpool Streets]
212. Cottage on site of Mark Foy's (copy)
213. Elizabeth and Goulburn Streets, SE corner
214. Elizabeth Street. Fig trees being cut down
215. Belmore Park. 1901
216. Bay Street. 1901
217. Sand Hill's cemetery. Isaac Nicholl's grave
218. Site of Central Railway Station
219. Devonshire Street and old Redfern Railway Station
220. Adelaide Street, Brisbane - oldest house. June 1914
221. Brisbane. The house where Sir M. O'Connell lived near Parliament House. June 1914
222. Mary Street, Gympie. 1914
223. Missing. (John Cadman's cottage, George Street north)
224. Missing. (Stone removed from old church of St Phillip)
225. Missing. (Sydney looking west)
226. Missing. (Back view of old Herald office from Pitt Street. Now Nock & Kirby's, George Street)
227. Missing. (York Street, showing St Phillip's and Dr Lang's Church)
228. Missing. (Watson's Bay, showing Gap and Gap Hotel)
229. Missing. (Port Macquarie. Flagstaff Hill)
230. Missing. (Port Macquarie. Interior of St Thomas's Church)
231. Missing. (Sydney 1824)
232. Missing. (Old St Phillip's Church)
233. Missing. (Anthony Hordern's fire)
234. Missing. (Isaac Nicholl's house in George Street. The keystone)
235. Missing. (Mrs Oaks, Parramatta)
236. Missing. (Mrs Phillips, a very old Australian. 1899)
237. Missing. (Parramatta. Old pulpit)
238. Obelisk of Allan Cunningham in Botanic Gardens (copy)
239. Missing. (Botanic Gardens. Entrance)
240. Missing. (Botanic Gardens. The southern entrance)
241. Missing. (Bridge Street, 1855. Colonial Secretary's Office and residence) (copy)
242. Missing. (Our first engine)
243. Missing. (Diggers embarking at the A.U.S.N. Co.'s wharf, 1868)
244. Missing. (Christ Church from the grounds of the Parsonage)
245. Missing. (Public meeting near Circular Quay) (copy)
246. Missing. (Macquarie Street)
247. Pitt Street and Martin Place. Site of Commonwealth Bank. [No. 108 Pitt Street]
248. Prince and Essex Streets, NE corner. G.H. Reid lived here, also Dr Dansey, City Health Officer about 28 years ago. Hen and Chicken Hotel next door. 8/12/1901
249. Prince and Essex Streets, NW corner. [Building could be Fort Street Training School, headmaster J.W. Turner.] 8/12/1901
250. Harrington Street. 12/1/1902
251. Argyle Street. 12/1/1902
252. Harrington Street, north end, and Argyle Cut. 12/1/1902
253. Cumberland Street. Whalers Arms. 12/1/1902
254. Oxford Street. [Nos. 75-91]
255. Frogs Hollow. 1/12/1901
256. Argyle Cut [near Garrison church]
257. Cumberland Street [between Essex and Lower George Streets] 1/12/1901
258. Kent Street, north end. [Glover cottage land adjacent buildings]
259. Darley House. Millers Point. 26/4/1902
260. Kent Street and Charlotte Place. 1901
261. Harrington Street, looking north. [Probably G.E. Crane on east side at corner of Essex Street]
262. Elizabeth Street, east side, below Goulburn Street. 25/12/1914
263. Elizabeth Street [west side, between Liverpool and Goulburn Streets], site of Mark Foy's
264. Missing. (George Barrington)
265. Missing. (Fountain, Macquarie Place)
266. Missing. (View of St Phillip's Church. Also Colonel Wynyard)
267. Missing. (The Hon. Robert Campbell, M.L.A.)
268. Missing. (Dr Bland and Conrad Martens)
269. Missing. (Pitt Street, making the new sewer)
270. George Street, Queen's Wharf, 1835, and Busby's Bore, Hyde Park, 1841 (copy)
271. Missing. (Pitt and Hunter Streets. Sydney Morning Herald office)
272. Missing. (Millers Point from Flagstaff Hill)
273. Missing. (The London Chartered Bank of Australia. George Street)
274. Missing. (William Cowper)
275. Missing. (W.C. Wentworth)
276. Missing. (John Rae, 1878)
277. Missing. (Cumberland Street, The Rocks)
278. Missing. (Grosvenor Street. Three Crown Hotel)
279. Missing. (Elizabeth Farm, Parramatta)
280. Missing. (Some Sydney characters)
281. Missing. (Mrs Mary Reibey's, Lower George Street)
282. Missing. (Isaac Nicholl's keystone, Lower George Street. 19/6/1903)
283. Missing. (George Street and Brown Bear Lane. Corner)
284. Missing. (Farmer & Co., Pitt and Market Streets)
285. Missing. (Earl Grey)
286. Missing. (Viscount Melbourne)
287. Missing. (William Lawson)
288. Missing. (Friends Meeting House, Devonshire Street)
289. Petersham Cottage, Parramatta Road, Petersham
290. Bent Street, Old Treasury. Back view
291. George and Market Streets, NE corner. Crown and Anchor Hotel (copy)
292. George Street. Rebuilding Prince of Wales Hotel. [782 George Street, east side, between Haymarket and Gipps Street]
293. Benevolent Asylum. [Pitt Street]
294. Benevolent Asylum. Another view
295. Johnston's house, Annandale. The stables
296. Johnston's house, Annandale. Avenue of pine trees
297. Johnston's house, Annandale
298. Johnston's house, Annandale. Back view
299. Experiment Farm Cottage. Harris Park
300. The Friends Meeting House, Devonshire Street
301. Anthony Hordern's after the great fire
302. Samuel Marsden's parsonage, Parramatta (copy)
303. Mrs Reibey's cottage, off Pitt Street
304. La Perouse. View of cemetery
305. Redfern Railway Station. Last of old station
306. Kurnell
307. Maroubra Bay Road. 1908
308. Thomas Wills, son-in-law of Mrs Reibey
309. Globe Street, off George Street
310. Sussex Street, east side. 20/4/1902
311. Sussex Street, east side. 20/4/1902
312. Sussex Street, east side. 20/4/1902
313. Spencer Lodge
314. Essex Street
315. Vaucluse grounds, entrance
316. George Street, 1836 missing
317. The original Mrs Anthony Hordern (copy)
318. Mr Anthony Hordern, No. 1 (copy)
319. Mr Anthony Hordern, No. 2 (copy)
320. Mrs Anthony Hordern, No. 2 (copy)
321. Mr Anthony Hordern, No. 3, grandson of No. 1 (copy)
322. Mr Samuel Hordern, father of Sir Samuel (copy)
323. Union House, George Street (copy)
324. Headstone of Mr Anthony Hordern in the Melbourne General Cemetery
325. John Batman's house, Melbourne
326. John Price. Melbourne General Cemetery
327. Kensington, now Doncaster Avenue south
328. Kensington, now Doncaster Avenue south
329. Kensington. Tollbar keeper's house on Randwick Road [corner of Anzac Parade and Alison Road, viewed from Alison Road]
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Please acknowledge:: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales
Finding Aids
Partial original contents list by Mrs. A. G. Foster at PXn 860
Description source

Contents list compiled by Prof. Marjorie Jacobs, University of Sydney, 1991.
Signatures / Inscriptions

One box and 2 box lids have Australian Historical Society donation stickers attched 'Donated by Mrs G. G. Foster, August/Sep. 1925', and are signed by the Hon. Secretary.
Subject
Cities and towns--New South Wales--Sydney--Photographs.
Topic
hotels & taverns
houses
Place
Annandale (N.S.W.)
Bathurst Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Belmore Park (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Bent Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Bridge Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Campbell Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Castlereagh Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Elizabeth Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Essex Street (The Rocks, N.S.W.)
Flinders Street (Sydney)
George Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Globe Street (The Rocks, N.S.W.)
Goulburn Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Grosvenor Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Hunter Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Kent Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
King Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Lang Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Liverpool Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Macquarie Place (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Market Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Oxford Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Phillip Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Pitt Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Rocks, The (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Sussex Street (Sydney, N.S.W.)
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