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Another from the old book by the NSW Dept of Tourist Activities and Information . The former hub of import/export activities in NSW , we have at the newly built passenger terminal at 13 Pyrmont (whose design acknowledges the rise of the private car) , the Orion and further round at number 19 the Himalaya and a Federal SN Co refrigerated ship . The extensive network of railway tracks connects to Darling Harbour goods yard and the waterside wool and cold stores , thence to anywhere in the…

Pyrmont Bridge Sydney NSW Australia

The former Pyrmont Arms Hotel – Photo taken in 1914: Two-storey split level rendered and painted sandstone and corrugated iron roof building in final stages of demolition. Near the entrance, over which hangs an ornamental gaslamp, is a sign 'Temporary Bar'. In the roughly tarred roadway a group of children play. Photo courtesy of City of Sydney Archives. **

View looking west from AWA Tower in York Street down Erskine Street to ferry wharf and ships at finger wharves on city side and Pyrmont side. Chimneys of Pyrmont Power Station at centre rear. Photographer Allan A. Hedges. Photo courtesy of City of Sydney Archives. **

The history of the local area's waste incinerator in Pyrmont.

Read about the official opening of the additions to the wool stores in Wattle-street, Pyrmont in 1894 - Picture of Winchcombe, Carson, & Co.'s Wool Show Room, Pyrmont, Sydney 1895

The Pyrmont Incinerator in Sydney in 1976.

The history of the local area's waste incinerator in Pyrmont.

The Pyrmont Incinerator in Sydney in 1935.

The Jacksons Landing Community Association website, providing information to residents and visitors

Since we have been looking at Harris Street in the present, we couldn't resist having a sneak peek into Harris Street in the past. Here are some marvelous images of Harris Street from the City of...