Views mainly of the eastern suburbs of Sydney, 1859-1863 / George Roberts

1. [Gordon's Mill, Paddington].
Signed and dated at lower right 'GR/Decr. 18th 1859'. Inscribed on reverse side 'Gordon's Mill which stood between Leinster and Stewart Streets Paddington.  Identified by C. H. Bertie, 7.2.44'
2. [The Cascade (or the Waterfall)].
Signed and dated at lower left 'GR Decr. 28th 1859'. Inscribed on reverse side 'The Cascade (or the Waterfall). Identified by C. H. Bertie, 7.2.44'
3. [View of Stream and trees], 1859
4. [Landscape including part views of residences; figures in right foreground], 1859
4 verso. [Unfinished pencil sketch: plan for maze or garden?]
5. Glanmore [i.e. Glenmore] Tannery. Signed and dated at lower left.
5 verso. [Unfinished watercolour sketch, with pencil: landscape with houses]
6. Jenkens Mill Darlinghurst, 1862. Signed 'G[remainder missing]'.
Inscribed on reverse side 'Jenkins Mill (back hereof) was the mill on Craigend, Sir Thomas Mitchell's property. Identified by C. H. Bertie, 7.2.44'
7. Rushcutter Bay, 1862.  Signed 'GR'
8. St Mark, 1863.
Signed 'GR'.  Inscribed on reverse side: To the right of St Mark's Church is the building sometimes known as St Mark's Crescent School established by Miss Emma Macaulay.  The right half of this house was demolished some time between 1920 and 1930.  The building to the left of the Church was one of the lodges of Greenoakes, it was demolished when the Greenoakes estate was subdivided and the road known as Greenoakes Avenue was constructed N[?] F[?] 26.6.47
9. [Probably Underwood's Paddock, Rushcutters Bay], 1861.
10 verso. [Landscape with view of harbour and houses], 1861
11 verso. [Unfinished pencil sketch: landscape with houses].

Views mainly of the eastern suburbs of Sydney, 1859-1863 / George Roberts

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