What people are saying about the book

Jodi McKay Minister for TourismI'd like to thank Charles Wooley and Michael Tatlow for bringing our rich history to life in A Walk in Old Sydney. The walking maps are easy to follow and the historic pictures and colourful descriptions help wind back the clock to colonial days.

- Jodi McKay, Minister for Tourism


Clover Moore, MP Lord MayorI welcome this book as a valuable guide for residents and visitors who want to learn more about the heritage of our wonderful city. Charles Wooley and Michael Tatlow know Sydney well. They have captured those dynamic and often raw colonial days from 1788, when the convicts and guards landed at Sydney Cove.

- Clover Moore, MP Lord Mayor


Jack Mundey OAThis book is a welcome and needed presence to help generate more appreciation of the unbounded value to visitors and residents of Sydney of our built heritage as well as being an entertaining read.

- Jack Mundey OA




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Charles Wooley and Michael Tatlow signing copies of A Walk in Old Sydney Town Crier (Graham Keating) with Michael Tatlow Michael Tatlow, one of the authors of A Walk in Old Sydney Jack Mundey and Jim Aitken Tourism Minister Jodi McKay, with Graham Chapman in background Turtle playing a Didgeridoo The Redcoats arrive at the launch of A Walk in Old Sydney Jack Mundey being arrested (again!), this time by Redcoats Jack Mundey and Redcoats
In Old Sydney the most popular forms of weight loss were HARD LABOUR, STARVATION, and DYSENTRY.
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