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Pitt Street (Sydney) on rainy day, - by Sam Hood through time

Sydney 1892–2012 3 photos of this spot

3 photographs taken at the same spot in Sydney, spanning 1892–2012 — 2 of them from before 1980. Line them up and watch the place change.

Pitt Street in Sydney viewed from near the General Post Office, photographed around 1892-93 by Fred Hardie for the Aberdeen firm George Washington Wilson and Co.

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Pitt St Sydney from near GPO from Fred Hardie - Photographs of Sydney, Newcastle, New South Wales and Aboriginals for George Washington Wilson and Co, Sydney, 1892
Pitt St Sydney from near GPO from Fred Hardie - Photographs of Sydney, Newcastle, New South Wales and Aboriginals for George Washington Wilson and Co 1892 Pitt Street in Sydney viewed from near the General Post Office, photographed around 1892-93 by Fred Hardie for the Aberdeen firm George Washington Wilson and Co.
Pitt Street (Sydney) on rainy day, - by Sam Hood, Sydney, 1933
Pitt Street (Sydney) on rainy day, - by Sam Hood 1933 Pitt Street (Sydney) on rainy day, between the GPO Commonwealth Bank, ca. 1933, by Sam Hood. Glass photonegative, State Library of New South Wales Home and Away - 7012
Newsstand, Sydney, 2012
Newsstand 2012 A newsstand on a street in Sydney, Australia, photographed in 2012. Street newsstands selling papers and magazines were once a common feature of Australian city centers before the rise of digital media.