1850c Map of Port Jackson and the Parramatta RiverNotes from the NSW Library tell us that: "This map was produced around 1850 in Sydney by William Meadows Brownrigg, a surveyor and lithographic printer. It is noted at the bottom of the map that it was drawn on stone by William Henry Fernyhough who was a silhouette artist, lithographer and draughtsman. By 1850, the Sydney settlement stretched across the Harbour to the north shore, identified as the town of St Leonards. Land ownership and settlement

in left distance

The area around Queen's Wharf was the original landing area in 1835

to continue taking photographs for his planned International Exposition

The three-storey building to its east is the building that houses the Melbourne Club

This image from around 1885

constructed in 1888

Some of the buildings in the photo that are viewable today include the Imperial Hotel

The notes from the State Library describe this image as "Inscribed on sheet: drawn by N

Joseph Reed

Eventually Lindrum's Billiard Centre closed in 1988 after the Herald and Weekly Times decided to reuse the building for office space

embracing Collingwood

The first known contract drawings of the building were created in 1857 by John James ‘JJ’ Clark