Riley's estate, copy of part of an old map of the town of Sydney dated 2nd Dec.r 1792 shewing Mr. Pa...
Riley's estate, copy of part of an old map of the town of Sydney dated 2nd Dec.r 1792 shewing Mr. Pa...
Riley's estate, copy of part of an old map of the town of Sydney dated 2nd Dec.r 1792 shewing Mr. Palmers west boundary line taken at the Surveyor General's Office for survey of the Wolomoloo farm [cartographic material] / December 2nd, 1792, Sydney, signed A. Phillip.
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Full title
Publisher
[18--?]
Date
[18--?]
Call Numbers
Maps/0173
Record Identifier
MMS ID
Language
English
Physical Description
Cartographic data
Scale [1:2 376]. 1 in. = 3 chains (E 151°13'13"/S 33°52'13")
Physical content
1 map ; on sheet 50 x 76 cm.
Publication information
Publisher
[18--?]
Place of Publication
New South Wales
Date Published
[18--?]
Subjects
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Alternative Titles
Full title
Riley's estate, copy of part of an old map of the town of Sydney dated 2nd Dec.r 1792 shewing Mr. Palmers west boundary line taken at the Surveyor General's Office for survey of the Wolomoloo farm [cartographic material] / December 2nd, 1792, Sydney, signed A. Phillip.
Authors, Artists and Contributors
Author / Artists
Notes
General note
"S 370"
Copy of cadastral map of Edward Riley's estate, believed to be created during the 19th century.
Area: covers from Cockle Bay to "ditch marked out by Gov.r Phillip and now made by Gov.r Bligh."
Shows building outlines, brickfields, roads, Mr. Palmers garden, Wolloomoolloo House, burial ground, and numbered allotments.
Mitchell Library copy: mounted on linen, some damages at edges....
Additional physical form availability note
Online at the State Library of NSW
Time Period
d1800 1900
Identifiers
Primary Identifiers
Call Numbers
Maps/0173
Record Identifier
74VK20y2rBGO
Permalink
https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VK20y2rBGO
Other Identifiers
MMS ID
991018162169702626
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