Old Sydney
Suburban house, 1930s1930sSuburban house, 1930s1930sSydney ferry Kanimbla, 19341934Sydney tram no 1738 latest and last model, 1930s1930sThe Duke of Gloucester in Sydney, 19341934Three Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron yachts s 1 and 6, 1930s1930sThree women having a picnic tea beside their 1927 Buick Six at the NSWVictoria 2nd XI Cricket Sydney, 19341934Trolley bus being unloaded from ship from England, 19341934Trolleybus No 2 goes into service, 1930s1930sUnidentified formal wedding Sydney, 1930s1930sUnidentified image from group described in Hood register as Associated Press negatives some Union Theatres Capitol military Newspaper News, 1930s1930sUnidentified Kings Counsel outside Supreme Court, c. 1934c. 1934Visit to Prince of Wales Hospital, 19341934Wedding at St Marys Anglican Church Rev F Riley MA, 1930s1930sWestern Suburbs v South Sydney, 1930s1930sWomens class at the BjelkePetersen School of Physical Culture, c. 1934c. 1934Workmen stacking undumped wool bales, 1930s1930sFirst woman Presbyterian cleric in Australia, 1930s1930sDebutantes, Sydney, 1930's, 1930s1930sThe two captains shake hands, in the final, League football, Wests v Easts, 8 September 1934, by Sam Hood1934Sportsground, c. 1934, by Sam Hoodc. 1934Rugby league, c. 1934, by Sam Hoodc. 1934Country voters check at absentee table, 17 Sept 1934, by Sam Hood1934Five male swimmers - Noel Ryan on left, Domain Baths, Sydney, (ca. 1934) - photographer Sam Hood, c. 1934c. 1934Three Bonnie Highland lassies (Hazel Hunt, Hazel Hughes and Jean Gillies) in full regalia at Six Hour Day sports, 1st October 1934, by Sam Hood1934Eighteen footers sail past the 'Sea Dragon', c. 1934, by Sam Hoodc. 1934Centre Kurt Hekmanns bidding for Lohmans circa 1934, by Ted Hood, c. 1934c. 1934Palmer's and Murdoch's department stores decorated for Gloucester Royal visit or Coronation, 1934 or 1937, by Sam Hood1934Three-wheel tractor of Australian Glass Manufacturers with trailer, c. 1930s, probably by Sam Hood1930sGirls jump over boys seated on a sportsground, c. 1930s, by Sam Hood1930sBaby ballet show, c. 1930s, by Sam Hood1930sGirls dancing, c. 1930s, by Sam Hood1930sOlga Spessiva, prima ballerina, and the Dandre-Levitoff Company, Sydney, 1934 - photographer Sam Hood1934Hotel Wellington bar, Sydney, c. 1930s - by Sam Hood1930sLeo Franklin and Madge Aubrey in dress rehearsal for "The gay divorcee", Sydney, 1930's - Sam Hood, 1930s1930sComedian Violet Carlson and cat in the dressing room, Sydney, 1930's - Sam Hood, 1930s1930sA sales promotion car done up as a packet of peppermint "Lifesavers", Sydney, 27 October 1934 - Sam Hood1934Band, Trocadero, Sydney, 1930's - Sam Hood, 1930s1930sArt Deco advertising, Sydney, 1930's - Sam Hood, 1930s1930s"Visit New Zealand" window, Union Line, Sydney, 1930's - Sam Hood, 1930s1930sDepression at 'Happy Valley', Brighton-le-Sands, Sydney, 1930's - Sam Hood, 1930s1930sCat sitting on a radio, Sydney, 1930s - Sam Hood1930sChild performers, Sydney, c. 1930s - by Sam Hood1930sSewing for a production, c. 1930s - by Sam Hood1930s'Diana' - RAHS-Osborne Collection c. 1930s1930s'Meditation' - RAHS-Osborne Collection c. 1930s1930sEgonKischStrathaird1934SamHood1934Kischdomain1935, 19341934Physical Culture Class, 19341934Women tennis players, ca.1930s, Sydney, NSW, Sam Hood1930sSome VIPs sign the visitors' book before going up to the lookout. Two pylon hostesses in picture, c. 1930s, by Sam Hood1930sMassed floats, c. 1930s, by Sam hood1930sReception for the English Tennis Team, Australia Hotel, Sydney, 19 November 1934 - photographer Sam Hood1934Auditorium of St James Theatre, Sydney, 1930 - 1939, 1930s1930sVictory Theatre, Sydney, 1930's - Sam Hood, 1930s1930sP. R. Stephensen in Sydney, circa 1934, c. 1934c. 1934Sydney Ferry BALGOWLAH crossing the Sydney Heads 1930s1930sSydney ferry KOOMPARTOO converted to a concert boat 1930s1930sSydney ferry BARAGOOLA 1930s1930sAcrobats, Sydney, 1930s Sam Hood1930s

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527 historic photos of Somewhere in Sydney from the 1930s, oldest first. They come from Wikimedia Commons; each photo’s page gives its credit, its licence and a link to its original record.