Museum Sydney
Museum of Sydney adalah koleksi dan pameran bersejarah, yang dibangun di atas reruntuhan rumah Gubernur pertama New South Wales, Arthur Phillip, di sudut jalan Phillip and Bridge Street, Sydney.
Rumah asli, yang merupakan Rumah Pemerintah pertama di Australia, dibangun pada tahun 1788 dan kemudian ditinggalkan. Fondasinya ditemukan pada tahun 1983 dan pekerjaan arkeologi lebih lanjut dilakukan pada tahun 1984.Rumah asli, yang merupakan Rumah Pemerintah pertama di Australia, dibangun pada tahun 1788 dan kemudian ditinggalkan. Fondasinya ditemukan pada tahun 1983 dan pekerjaan arkeologi lebih lanjut dilakukan pada tahun 1984.[1][2][3]
Bangunan museum baru di lokasi tersebut dirancang oleh arsitek Denton Corker Marshall.[4]
Asal usul nama Saat diresmikan, proyek ini disebut Museum Rumah Pemerintah Pertama.[5]
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- Museum Sydney terletak di 33°51′49″S 151°12′41″E / 33.863629°S 151.211362°E
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- ^ Historic Houses Trust of NSW Diarsipkan 26 January 2014 di Wayback Machine., retrieved 2009-10-07
- ^ Templat:Cite NSW SHR
- ^ Templat:Cite AHD
- ^ AIA Architecture award Diarsipkan 22 February 2012 di Wayback Machine., retrieved 2009-10-07
- ^ Poland, Peter, (President, Woollahra History and Heritage Society Inc). "Intellectual Hijacking" (letter to the editor). Sydney Morning Herald. 1 December 1993. p. 14. "Geraldine O'Brien is right when she describes "The Museum of Sydney on the Site of First Government House" as a mouthful (Herald, November 20). The sad thing is that this title will be shortened to "The Museum of Sydney" which will both obscure the real significance of this very important and historic site and totally mislead those who visit the museum. The significance of the First Government House is that it was the powerhouse of the European settlement in this part of the Pacific. On this site decisions were made which not only affected the exploration of and expansion into Australia of the newcomers with all that that meant for both them and the Aborigines but also decisions which reached out to the world from Cape Town to Calcutta, Canton and California and all points in between. To call the museum which should be interpreting the far-reaching significance of this site "The Museum of Sydney" reflects an arrogance that assumes that Sydney is the only place that matters and an act of intellectual hijacking on the part of those who have been given responsibility of what was to be "The First Government House Museum"."