1. A WALK AROUND OLD N EWCASTLE By Chloe Owens

2. N OBBYS Captain Cook discovered it in 10.5.1770. Early names are Coal Island, Nobbys Island and Booby Island. The Break Water was built 5.8.1818.

3. C USTOMS H OUSE The Customs House stands on the side of once a convicts working area. It was a Lomb Yard in 1805-1808. It was built 1876-1877. The Architect was James Barnet. The building is now shaped as a ‘L’ shape. It was a post to be built as a rectangle. It is a two story house. It has blue star cases.

4. G ENERAL P OST O FFICE It was first erected in1803 in Bolton Street. The cost of it was $80.000 It was opened by Senator Drake. It was built out of sandstone. There was two domes made from copper on the top building. In 1970 this building was cleaned up for the Royal visit. It is still functioning as an main Post Office It has only been a post office.

5. C OURT H OUSE It was created by Walter Bovon in 1890 and opened in 1892. It is a large and creamy colour. Queen Victorias bus can be seen on the building. In 1890 the coat of arms was put on the building. The Entrance is large! The Chimneys are a reminder. It is a Two story building (symmetrical)

6. A RT G ALLERY It was opened by Queen Elizabeth II on 11/3/1977. It cost 1.34 billion dollars. Made out of Gosford Sandstone. It was designed by A.W gardener next to the War Memorial. It has traditional and contemporary B art. It’s paintings are early new. They are constantly changing exhibition.

7. C ITY H ALL It was designed by Henry.E. White. It is a classical building. It is built from Sandstone. It was opened in 1929. Chimes are well know of city workers. In 1977 the building was fixed which cost $3 million. It is located in King Street. The main purpose of City Hall is Lord Mayor’s office, convention centre and concert Hall.

8. T HE E ND By Chloe Owens Thanks for watching.