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The Museum of SydneyThe Museum of
Sydney is located at the corner of Bridge Street and
Philip Streets, Sydney - right in the heart of the Financial
District or CBD. That same corner is also the site of the first
Government House (the British Governor's official residence)
built in 1788 by Governor Arthur Philip during the early days
of British Convict settlement.
Archaeologists unearthed the original footings of the
Governor's house In 1983, which had lain preserved since it was
demolished in 1846. These remains are a key feature at the
Museum of Sydney.
The Museum of Sydney offers its visitors 'A journey of
discovery and wonder through Sydney 1788 and beyond'.
Museum of Sydney has fascinating exhibitions, films and
state-of-the-art technology to bring to life stories of
colonial life, Aboriginal culture, environment, trade, law and
order, and everyday dramas and dreams.
Guided tours of the Museum of Sydney are available on request.
For groups, please contact the Museum of Sydney to book a
tour.
Museum of Sydney
Corner of Phillip Street and Bridge Street,
Sydney NSW 2000
phone: 02 9251 5988
fax: 61 2 9251 5966
Email enquiries: info@hht.net.au (And please include 'Museum of
Sydney' in your subject line.)
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