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Depicted Sydney, Australia

S. S. Australia, Sydney, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: UnknownPhotographer

S. S. Australia, Sydney, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: Charles Bayliss (Australian, 1850–1897)
Publisher: C. Bayliss Photo

S. S. Australia, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: Charles Bayliss (Australian, 1850–1897)
Publisher: C. Bayliss Photo

S. S. Australia, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: Charles Bayliss (Australian, 1850–1897)
Publisher: C. Bayliss Photo

S. S. Australia, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: Charles Bayliss (Australian, 1850–1897)
Publisher: C. Bayliss Photo

S. S. Australia, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: Charles Bayliss (Australian, 1850–1897)
Publisher: C. Bayliss Photo

S. S. Australia, Sydney Harbor, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: UnknownPhotographer

South Head, Sydney, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: UnknownPhotographer

139 Victoria St., Sydney, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: UnknownPhotographer

Portrait of Frederick B. Schell, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: UnknownPhotographer

Portrait of Frederick B. Schell, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: UnknownPhotographer

The Kangaroos (unidentified man, Frederick B. Schell, and probably William Fitler), from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist, probably by: Arthur K. Syer (Australian, 1864–1903)

Portrait of Frederick B. Schell, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: UnknownPhotographer

Portrait of Frederick B. Schell, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: UnknownPhotographer

Group Portrait of Frederick B. Schell, W. C. Fitler, "Hop" (Livingston Hopkins), Phil May, Julian Ashton, W. T. Smedley, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: Arthur K. Syer (Australian, 1864–1903)

Group Portrait of W. C. Fitler, Julian Ashton, Phil May, W. T. Smedley, Frederick B. Schell, "Hop" (Livingston Hopkins), from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: Arthur K. Syer (Australian, 1864–1903)

Group Portrait of W. C. Fitler, Julian Ashton, Phil May, W. T. Smedley, "Hop" (Livingston Hopkins), from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: Arthur K. Syer (Australian, 1864–1903)

Group Portrait of "Hop" (Livingston Hopkins), Frederick B. Schell, W. T. Smedley, Phil May, William C. Fitler, Julian Ashton, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: Arthur K. Syer (Australian, 1864–1903)

Artists in Picturesque Atlas Offices, Wynard Square (possibly William Fitler and Frederick B. Schell), from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: UnknownPhotographer

Champion Boat Race, Beach V Hanlan, March 28, 1885, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: UnknownPhotographer

Entrance to Sydney Harbour, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: Henry King (Australian, born England, 1855–1923)
Publisher: Henry King Photo (Australian)

"North and South Heads," Sydney, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: Henry King (Australian, born England, 1855–1923)
Publisher: Henry King Photo (Australian)

Cliff, South Head, Sydney, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: Henry King (Australian, born England, 1855–1923)
Publisher: Henry King Photo (Australian)

"Bondi," Sydney, from the album [Sydney, Australia]

Artist: Henry King (Australian, born England, 1855–1923)
Publisher: Henry King Photo (Australian)

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