Category:History of New South Wales

*

• History of Broken Hill (1 C, 22 P)
• History of Newcastle, New South Wales (65 P)
• History of Sydney (7 C, 100 P)
• History of Wollongong (1 C, 6 P)

C

• Centuries in New South Wales (4 C)
• Colony of New South Wales (5 C, 18 P)

D

• Decades in New South Wales (21 C)
• Disasters in New South Wales (6 C, 7 P)

E

• Economic history of New South Wales (4 C, 8 P)
• Elections in New South Wales (7 C, 68 P)

F

• First Fleet (2 C, 42 P)
• Former buildings and structures in New South Wales (10 C)
• Former local government areas of New South Wales (1 C, 148 P)
• Forts in New South Wales (23 P)

G

• Ghost towns in New South Wales (57 P)

H

• Historical societies of New South Wales (2 P)
• History of the Blue Mountains (New South Wales) (1 C, 18 P)
• History of Wagga Wagga (11 P)

M

• Military history of New South Wales (4 C, 19 P)

N

• New South Wales Heritage Database (1 C, 56 P)
• New South Wales State Heritage Register (5 C, 1,423 P)

S

• Ships of the Second Fleet (6 P)
• Ships of the Third Fleet (11 P)
• Shipwrecks of New South Wales (11 C, 14 P)
• Historic sites in New South Wales (4 C, 2 P)

T

• New South Wales timelines (1 P)
• Tropical Cyclones in New South Wales (6 P)

• History of New South Wales

0–9

• 1950 Australian rainfall records

A

• List of Aboriginal missions in New South Wales
• List of Aboriginal Reserves in New South Wales
• Aquarius Festival
• Argo (1806 Chittagong ship)
• Argument (ship)
• George Austin (gardener)

B

• Bail Act 1978
• Bantry Bay (New South Wales)
• History of infrastructure development in Bathurst
• Bedervale
• Berry Island, New South Wales
• Betsey (1803 ship)
• Betsey (schooner)
• John Bigge
• Bomera, New South Wales
• Border Police of New South Wales
• John Boston
• History of Bowral
• Bunyip aristocracy

C

• John Cadman (convict)
• Eric Campbell (political activist)
• Caroline (schooner)
• Casuarina (schooner)
• Cato (1800 ship)
• Centre Party (New South Wales)
• Charlotte (sloop)
• Cockle Bay (Sydney)
• SS Collaroy
• Maria Stuart Collins
• Colonial forces of Australia
• Contest (1804 ship)
• Coobool Creek
• Coolangatta Estate
• Coombing Park

D

• New South Wales gold rush
• Duke of Portland (whaler)
• Dunbar (ship)
• Dundullimal Homestead

E

• Eden Killer Whale Museum
• Eliza (1808)

F

• First Fleet
• First Government House, Sydney
• List of acts of the First Legislative Council of New South Wales
• Fly (brig)
• Fourth Fleet (Australia)
• Frank the Poet

G

• Garden Island (New South Wales)
• Francis Grose (British Army officer)

H

• Hannibal Head Holey Dollar
• Harrington (1796 ship)
• Hebe (1803 ship)
• Historical Records of New South Wales
• History of soccer in Newcastle, New South Wales
• Holsworthy Internment Camp
• Holtermann collection
• HMS Howe (1805)

I

• Independence (schooner)
• HMCS Integrity (1804)

K

• Kenmore Asylum

L

• Lady Elliot
• Lands administrative divisions of New South Wales
• Lennox Bridge, Parramatta
• Solomon Levey
• Linnwood, Guildford
• William Lithgow (auditor-general)
• Joseph Lycett

M

• Mackellar County Council
• Macquarie Towns
• Maitland (1870 ship)
• Mandurama Collection
• Margaret (1799 brig)
• Martin Mason (pioneer)
• George McCulloch (mine owner)
• Alexander McDonald (Royal Marines officer)
• Electoral district of Town of Melbourne
• Mersey (1801 ship)
• Morning Star (1813 ship)
• Lake Mungo remains
• Murrumbidgee District
• Muster (census)

N

• Nancy (1803 ship)
• New South Wales Aborigines Protection Association
• New South Wales Police Force strip search scandal
• New South Wales Post Office Directory
• New South Wales State Heritage Register
• Nineteen Counties
• Northern Territory borders

P

• Parish of Tomerong
• Parramatta Female Factory
• Parramatta Female Factory and Institutions Precinct
• Parramatta Girls Home
• Phoenix (1798 ship)
• HMS Porpoise (1799)
• Electoral district of Port Phillip
• Postage stamps and postal history of New South Wales

R

• Murder of Lois Roberts
• Roman Catholic Orphan School

S

• Sackville Reach Aboriginal Reserve
• St. John's Orphanage
• Santa Anna (1806 ship)
• Scouting and Guiding in New South Wales
• Second Fleet (Australia)
• Separation of Queensland
• James Smith (gardener)
• Vaiben Solomon
• South Australian borders
• State of Riverina
• Strathfield, New South Wales
• Strathfield massacre
• Sydney - Capital New South Wales
• Sydney Mint
• Sydney punchbowls
• Electoral district of City of Sydney
• Syndicate of Seven

T

• Tahlee
• Tannabar, New South Wales
• Third Fleet (Australia)

U

• Union (1802 ship)
• Unity (schooner)

W

• Walka Water Works
• Western Australian borders
• Windsor (sloop)