Millers Point : Moores Wharf
Moore’s Wharf on Walsh Bay. Named for Henry Moore, the first Australian P&O agent.
The sandstone warehouse was built by William Long, and sold to Moore in 1837. Originally sited further west, it was moved - stone by stone - to its present location in 1978; when it became the Operational Headquarters of the Sydney Ports Corporation.
This area was also used for many years to train naval officers for service in WWII.
Read MoreThe sandstone warehouse was built by William Long, and sold to Moore in 1837. Originally sited further west, it was moved - stone by stone - to its present location in 1978; when it became the Operational Headquarters of the Sydney Ports Corporation.
This area was also used for many years to train naval officers for service in WWII.
Millers Point, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Moore’s Wharf on Walsh Bay. Named for Henry Moore, the first Australian P&O agent.
The sandstone warehouse was built by William Long, and sold to Moore in 1837. Originally sited further west, it was moved - stone by stone - to its present location in 1978; when it became the Operational Headquarters of the Sydney Ports Corporation.
This area was also used for many years to train naval officers for service in WWII.
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