Sydney
Susannah Place Museum
Working class history
58-64 Gloucester Street
The Rocks
Sydney, NSW 2000
Nearest Train: Circular Quay Station; ferry terminal; bus terminal
Phone: +61 2 9241 1893
Fax: +61 2 9241 2608
Website | EmailThe Rocks assumed an unsavoury aspect soon after the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788. Yet it also became home to countless, working class families, many of whose men folk worked on the wharves, and developed a strong community network. Almost inexplicably, a row of four terraces dating from 1844 has survived in Susannah Place. The transition to museum complex relied very heavily upon oral history research among former residents and is remarkable because the buildings have been stabilised but not restored.
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