Wednesday 3 December 2014

Botanic Gardens, Cunningham Building

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.

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    1. Yes, Mersad. The cactus gardens in the Botanic Gardens are really beautiful.

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  2. What an interesting name "Woolloomooloo". I'm sure the building and the theater are lovely inside.

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  3. Perfect location and design, when it was the Maiden's Herbarium.

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  4. I like the Anderson building very much. There should be lots of Anderson buildings everywhere! :)

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  5. This view highlights the interesting mix of plants in the gardens - palms and more English plants.

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  6. Woolomooloo - what a wonderful name... and a grand photo, too.
    Thanks for sharing at http://www.image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2014/12/summer-memories.html

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  7. The three fountains on the left are a magical touch.

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  8. Woolomooloo sounds magical to me. Love the fountains. Wish I could have seen this garden in person.
    JM, Illinois-U.S.A.

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  9. The fountain and the greenery caught my eyes immediately it's beautiful!

    Thank you for joining Water World Wednesday
    Kim,USA

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  10. I've been there, Jim! Love the beautiful Royal Gardens

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