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Latest revision as of 23:50, 20 November 2015
Contents
location
capital of the State of New South Wales
Beginnings
Founded in 1788 by the British as a penal colony. The first city in Australia
Importance of Sydney
Sydney was the capital of the colony of New South Wales.
What was Sydney like in the late 1870s
Sydney was linked to Albury and Melbourne by telegraph in 1858 and by rail later in the 1870s
train trip from Sydney to Goulburn(T&C25/6/1870)
Facilities in Sydney in the late 1870s
Population Photograph
Map Hotels Churches Schools [[../../things/C_community/C_bankt.html|Bank]] Main Streets Local Government Police Station Railway Station Telegraph Office
Post Office Other things of interest
Links to the KellyGang
The Sydney newspapers such as the Echo and the Sydney Morning herald follwed the news of what happened (Alexandra23/11/1878)
Insp O'Connor and the Queensland trackers travelled to Sydney by ship and then from Sydney to Albury by train.
Rumours were wild in Sydney. (Argus9/4/79)
Const Fitzpatrick worked for the police in Sydney. (RC12899)
In the 24 hours after the Glenrowan siege over 90,000 words were telegraphed between Melbourne and Sydney, of which number the Evening News received 8500. They published 5 editions. There was great excitement in the city. (Herald29/6/1880)
What happened at Sydney after the time of the KellyGang
In the 1980s Joe Byrne's armour was displayed in Sydney as part of Heritage week and in the 1990s it was displayed at the police museum
What is happening at Sydney today - linked to the Kelly Country and Ned Kelly's story
