
Besides statues of Australian (aka British) Royals (plus their pets – a dog called Islay (separate review)) and late 19th century English males, who played key roles in the establishment of the colony of New South Wales and modern day Australia, there is not much in the way of statutory adorning the streets of Sydney.
One exception to this is this statue of Athena in Barrack Street walkway, just off Martin Place. Continue reading “Athena in Barrack Street”

