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                           The Andrew (Boy) Charlton Pool is
                           a favourite bathing spot for inner-city
                           residents, and is named after the   the rockS
                           16-year old who won an Olympic   and circular
                                                     quay
                           gold medal in 1924. It was erected   botanic
                           in 1963 on the Domain Baths’ site,   gardenS and
                           which had a grandstand for 1,700.  the domain
                                                    city centre
                                                   and darling   kingS croSS,
                                                    harbour  darlinghurSt
                             Woolloomooloo Finger         and paddington
                             W W          tion     Locator Map
                             Wharf was a disembarkaharf was a disembarkaharf
                             point when most travellers   See Street Finder, map 2
                             arrived by sea.








                                              Harry’s Café de Wheels, a snack van,
                                              has been a Sydney culinary institution
                                              for more than 50 years. Photographs
                                                of celebrity customers are pinned
                                                 to the van, attesting to its fame.

















                                                 The Royal Botanic Gardens
                                                 display both flowering and
                                                 non-flowering plants. Here
                                                 the first trees were planted
                                                 by the new European
                                                 colonists; some of these trees
                                                 survive today (see pp110–11).






                           Farm Cove has long
                          been a mooring place
                         for visiting naval vessels.
                       The land opposite, now the
                        Botanic Gardens, has been
                         continuously cultivated
                            for over 200 years.
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