412. [Horsedrawn omnibuses and hansom cabs in George Street, looking south from the Australian Waxworks (no.478)]

375. [Looking down Essex Street from Gloucester Street (?), The Rocks]

376. [Houses, Princes Street, The Rocks]

377. [Houses, The Rocks (for same buildings, see Home & away - 2162)]

378-384. [Houses possibly Gloucester Street, The Rocks]

385. Batman memorial, old Melbourne Cemetery

386. Morgue, Devonshire Street

387. Morgue, Devonshire Street

388. Devonshire Street entrance to the old [Redfern] station

389. [Benevolent Society, with signs redirecting people to temporary building and advertising building materials]

390. [Benevolent Society, with signs redirecting people to temporary building and advertising building materials]

391. [Benevolent Society, with signs redirecting people to temporary building and advertising building materials]

392. [Elizabeth Street and corner of cemetery ?]

393. [Anthony Horderns from the viaduct construction, corner Pitt and Rawson Streets]

394. Eddy Avenue [levelled site with tramline stanchions in place, before paving]

395. [Excavations, looking towards] Elizabeth Street

396. [Excavations, looking towards] Elizabeth Street

397. Belmore Road

398. Looking west from Pitt Street south, [including Benevolent Asylum, centre, and twin domes of the Broadway Bank of NSW, right]

398. [Benevolent Ayslum after demolition;  gatehouse on Pitt Street still standing]

399. [Looking southeast across Eddy Avenue and the cleared site from the roof of Horderns towards Surry Hills]

400. Semaphore Railway Station, South Australia with W. H. Ringer's Excelsior Bakery in the background, circa 1890s

401. [Substantial houses and gardens, one named "Flinton", next to no.8, which has an advertisement "To let, Wm. Dean & Co., Oxford Street"]

402. [Yard of sandstone buildings and sign reading: "Nock & Kirby, ironmongers"]

402a. [Yard of sandstone buildings and sign reading: "Nock & Kirby, ironmongers"]

403. [Pedestrians walk in a street of mainly three-storey terrace houses]

404. [Paddle wheeler at a wharf]

405. [Railway bridge over river]

406. [HMS Royal Arthur, Sydney Harbour (flagship, Australia Station, 1897-1904)]

407. Bronte House

408. [Pavilion and kiosk, Kurnell (see also nos. 236-246)]

409. [Premises housing Robert Whitelaw, plumber & gasfitter, and E.A. George, Venetian blind maker, 370 Pitt Street, between 1905-1910, ref. Sands]

410. [House, 5 Harrington Street, built before 1848 and occupied by Joseph Fowles, demolished early 1900's (ref. Demolished houses of Sydney / J.Hughes, editor, p.51)]

411. [Benjamin's new & second hand clothing shop]

413. [Paddle wheeler ferry, ("Waratah" class), rowing boat and ferry wharf, McMahons Point]

414. [Paddle wheeler ferry, ("Waratah" class), rowing boat and ferry wharf, McMahons Point]

415. ["Old barn" of the whaling station, Mosmans Bay, with newspaper advertisement on the roof, ca. 1901-1910]

416. [Sailors row a party out to HMS Royal Arthur from Man-o'-War Steps, between 1897-1904]

417. [Steam tram, Phillip and Bridge Streets]

418. [Cable tram, Queens Square, with St. Mary's Cathedral behind (note the central tower was completed 1900)]

419. [Corner grocer store and boot repairer, Commonwealth Street, and single storey terrace houses in Albion Street]

420. [17-19 Macquarie Place, showing Exchange Corner, Exchange Fruit Mart, Royal Exchange branch of the Bank of NSW, Exchange Studios;  stockbroker William Carson;  jeweller C.Aubert and a tobacconist]

421. [People watch as fig tree cut down, Public Instruction Office, Bridge Street, (also City Club Hotel), 1912]

422. Rock Lily Hotel of Leon Houreux (ref. Sands 1905)

423. Narrabeen Hotel, licensee Robert Norris, [before 1905]

424. [Liverpool or Samuel Street, Darlinghurst with signs for Alfred Jones, plumber and E.A. Court, butcher (ref. Sands, 1890,1900,1905,1910)]

425. [Stone guttering being installed, Elizabeth Street opposite Hyde Park ?]

426. [Launch and swimming baths on Hawkesbury, Parramatta or Cooks Rivers ?]

427. [Road down to wharf on the Harbour or a Sydney River]

428. [Intersection with back of billboard, derelict single storey house and row of 6 terrace houses]

429. [Interior, Gothic Revival church]

430. [Newly planted park with statue, 1920's]

Royal Australian Historical Society : collection of photographs, prints, drawings, realia, and ephemera, ca. 1803, 1834-1968

THE ROCKS
375. [Looking down Essex Street from Gloucester Street (?), The Rocks]
376. [Houses, Princes Street, The Rocks]
377. [Houses, The Rocks (for same buildings, see Home & away - 2162)]
378-384. [Houses possibly Gloucester Street, The Rocks]
DEVONSHIRE STREET CEMETERY, CENTRAL STATION SITE AND CONSRUCTION, 1901-1902
385. Batman memorial, old Melbourne Cemetery
386-387. Morgue, Devonshire Street
388. Devonshire Street entrance to the old [Redfern] station
389-391. [Benevolent Society, with signs redirecting people to temporary building and advertising building materials]
392. [Elizabeth Street and corner of cemetery ?]
393. [Anthony Horderns from the viaduct construction, corner Pitt and Rawson Streets]
394. Eddy Avenue [levelled site with tramline stanchions in place, before paving]
395-396. [Excavations, looking towards] Elizabeth Street
397. Belmore Road
398. Looking west from Pitt Street south, [including Benevolent Asylum, centre, and twin domes of the Broadway Bank of NSW, right]
398. [Benevolent Ayslum after demolition;  gatehouse on Pitt Street still standing]
399. [Looking southeast across Eddy Avenue and the cleared site from the roof of Horderns towards Surry Hills]
MISCELLANEOUS
400. Semaphore Railway Station, South Australia with W. H. Ringer’s Excelsior Bakery in the background, circa 1890s
401. [Substantial houses and gardens, one named "Flinton", next to no.8, which has an advertisement "To let, Wm. Dean & Co., Oxford Street"]
402-402a. [Yard of sandstone buildings and sign reading: "Nock & Kirby, ironmongers"]
403. [Pedestrians walk in a street of mainly three-storey terrace houses]
404. [Paddle wheeler at a wharf]
405. [Railway bridge over river]
406. [HMS Royal Arthur, Sydney Harbour (flagship, Australia Station, 1897-1904)]
407. Bronte House
408. [Pavilion and kiosk, Kurnell (see also nos. 236-246)]
409. [Premises housing Robert Whitelaw, plumber & gasfitter, and E.A. George, Venetian blind maker, 370 Pitt Street, between 1905-1910, ref. Sands]
410. [House, 5 Harrington Street, built before 1848 and occupied by Joseph Fowles, demolished early 1900's (ref. Demolished houses of Sydney / J.Hughes, editor, p.51)]
411. [Benjamin's new & second hand clothing shop]
412. [Horsedrawn omnibuses and hansom cabs in George Street, looking south from the Australian Waxworks (no.478)]
"OLD SYDNEY"
413-414. [Paddle wheeler ferry, ("Waratah" class), rowing boat and ferry wharf, McMahons Point]
415. ["Old barn" of the whaling station, Mosmans Bay, with newspaper advertisement on the roof, ca. 1901-1910]
416. [Sailors row a party out to HMS Royal Arthur from Man-o'-War Steps, between 1897-1904]
417. [Steam tram, Phillip and Bridge Streets]
418. [Cable tram, Queens Square, with St. Mary's Cathedral behind (note the central tower was completed 1900)]
419. [Corner grocer store and boot repairer, Commonwealth Street, and single storey terrace houses in Albion Street]
420. [17-19 Macquarie Place, showing Exchange Corner, Exchange Fruit Mart, Royal Exchange branch of the Bank of NSW, Exchange Studios;  stockbroker William Carson;  jeweller C.Aubert and a tobacconist]
421. [People watch as fig tree cut down, Public Instruction Office, Bridge Street, (also City Club Hotel), 1912]
422. Rock Lily Hotel of Leon Houreux (ref. Sands 1905)
423. Narrabeen Hotel, licensee Robert Norris, [before 1905]
424. [Liverpool or Samuel Street, Darlinghurst with signs for Alfred Jones, plumber and E.A. Court, butcher (ref. Sands, 1890,1900,1905,1910)]
425. [Stone guttering being installed, Elizabeth Street opposite Hyde Park ?]
426. [Launch and swimming baths on Hawkesbury, Parramatta or Cooks Rivers ?]
427. [Road down to wharf on the Harbour or a Sydney River]
428. [Intersection with back of billboard, derelict single storey house and row of 6 terrace houses]
429. [Interior, Gothic Revival church]
430. [Newly planted park with statue, 1920's]

Box 14: Royal Australian Historical Society : photonegatives, ca. 1900-1925

412. [Horsedrawn omnibuses and hansom cabs in George Street, looking south from the Australian Waxwo...

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