north shore

Located in Sydney's north shore, Denistone was originally part of the large Brush Farm ... continue

Located on Sydney's north shore, Pymble was first settled in 1820s by market gardeners ... continue

Located on rocky terrain on Sydney's north shore, the isolated area that would become ... continue

Located on Sydney's lower north shore, Cremorne takes its name from Cremorne Gardens in ... continue

Settlement in Crows Nest on Sydney's lower North Shore dates back to 1819 when ... continue

Settlers came to this area on Sydney's upper North Shore as early as 1794 ... continue

The land across the harbour from Sydney was originally inhabited by the Cammeraygal tribe of ... continue

The area that would become Beecroft was initially the land of the Guringai Aboriginal people ... continue

Located on Sydney's north shore on the edge of Garigal National Park, Davidson was ... continue

Taking its name from a local Guringai Aboriginal word meaning 'permanent' or 'always there', the ... continue

As the site first visited by Governor Arthur Phillip when he crossed Sydney harbour in ... continue

Jim McClelland was a high profile and very popular lawyer, Labor Party politician, judge and ... continue

Jim McClelland was a high profile and very popular lawyer, Labor Party politician, judge and ... continue

Olive Nock was the fourth of six children and grew up on five acres of ... continue

Jim McClelland was a high profile and very popular lawyer, Labor Party politician, judge and ... continue

Since 1861, ferries have provided a faster and more reliable means of transport for residents ... continue

Sydney's first tram was a horse-drawn one which ran from Central Railway Station to ... continue

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