The Ship Inn is located on the corner of Pitt Street and Alfred Street at Circular Quay. This heritage listed hotel was designed in the Federation Free Classical style and built in 1902. It has been incorporated into the Gateway office building behind it.
Very unusual structure with the overhang. I do like the curvy look of it, however.
ReplyDeleteThe upper levels are wonderful. Quite a contrast with the rather plain lower level.
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Deletelovely photo! we have much the same buildings here in NZ.
ReplyDeleteThat must be the weirdest building I have ever seen... Oo
ReplyDeleteIt's a pretty building!
ReplyDeleteJim, what a beautiful and picturesque place!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting building. I wonder why the first level is so different, as if the building was moved and placed on top of an existing structure. I am glad it's on the heritage list. It should be preserved.
ReplyDeleteI did not see that beautiful building when I was in Sydney. Great shot. Have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteHi! Nice capture. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting building!
ReplyDeleteI think this is where Queen Mary of Denmark picked up her future husband.
ReplyDeleteThat was actually the Slipp Inn, which is close to Darling Harbour.
DeleteGood angle! Arianna
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