Town Hall & Central

[kernykat]

Hi! I haven't updated in far too long, and there's lots of things I've been meaning to write about, but I can't really be bothered now.

As some of you know, i'm currently attending classes in Clarence St, Sydney. The class that I had last week was fairly full on, and actually got me quite confused, and thus actively participating in class

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[simonandon]

I always do the walk from Town Hall, through the underground level of QVB, all the way to Pitt Street Mall. It's fun. I love walking through the city.

Town Hall itself was built, I think, merely for its steps: goths and emos needed somewhere to congregate, you see, and now they have that place.

[mindelemental]

Hey, it's good to hear from you! Did you get my email?

Considering I disembark from my bus at QVB, amd walk through every day, I hope it doesn't fall apart, either. :P I'm not sure what's inside Town Hall, either... I do know that one anime convention last year was held there, though.

I've seen some of those tunnels, and the bookstore! Never browsed the latter, though.

[anonymous]

Came across your eljay, thought I'd leave a comment.

Those plaque and honour boards at Central commemorate all employees of the Railways Department who died in combat - back in the day when the Railways were a proud and revered organisation.

Town Hall is where Ciy of Sydney Council is based, but mainly in the modern office block right behind the old building. The old one with the steps has a hall with a dirty big pipe organ that UTS uses for graduation ceremonies and some other offices.

Don't worry, the floor of the QVB was built like that. Blame the crazy architects from the 1800s.

[jennigan]

i love basement books! it has such cheap books. it does have a funny smell, though.