The Cunningham Building is located in the Royal Botanic Gardens. It was built in 1874 in the Victorian Italianate architectural style as the Superintendent/Director's residence. The fountain is located outside the Woolloomooloo Gate along Mrs Macquaries Road.
The garden in front of it loos amazing.
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Mersad Donko Photography
Yes, Mersad. The cactus gardens in the Botanic Gardens are really beautiful.
DeleteWhat an interesting name "Woolloomooloo". I'm sure the building and the theater are lovely inside.
ReplyDeletePerfect location and design, when it was the Maiden's Herbarium.
ReplyDeleteNice place :-)
ReplyDeleteI like the Anderson building very much. There should be lots of Anderson buildings everywhere! :)
ReplyDeleteThis view highlights the interesting mix of plants in the gardens - palms and more English plants.
ReplyDeleteIt looks quite pleasant!
ReplyDeleteWoolomooloo - what a wonderful name... and a grand photo, too.
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The three fountains on the left are a magical touch.
ReplyDeleteWoolomooloo sounds magical to me. Love the fountains. Wish I could have seen this garden in person.
ReplyDeleteJM, Illinois-U.S.A.
The fountain and the greenery caught my eyes immediately it's beautiful!
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Kim,USA
I've been there, Jim! Love the beautiful Royal Gardens
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