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Castlereagh Street, Sydney
Castlereagh Street, Sydney
Castlereagh Street on the left and King Street to the right.
Castlereagh Street on the left and King Street to the right.
The former iconic Australia Hotel in 1932, known as the 'Hotel of the Commonwealth' was demolished in 1971.
The former iconic Australia Hotel in 1932, known as the 'Hotel of the Commonwealth' was demolished in 1971.
The Metropolitan Fire Station in Castlereagh Street, operated continually since 1888 as a first station by Fire and Rescue NSW.
The Metropolitan Fire Station in Castlereagh Street, operated continually since 1888 as a first station by Fire and Rescue NSW.
View from Castlereagh Street
View from Castlereagh Street
Moore Street/Martin Place circa 1900
Moore Street/Martin Place circa 1900
View to the west from Castlereagh Street in the 1950s showing The Australia Hotel on the left
View to the west from Castlereagh Street in the 1950s showing The Australia Hotel on the left
Panoramic view of the western end of Martin Place: the General Post Office (No. 1) is on the right, the Bank of Australasia Building (No. 2) and Chall
Panoramic view of the western end of Martin Place: the General Post Office (No. 1) is on the right, the Bank of Australasia Building (No. 2) and Challis House (No. 4) are on the left.