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See comments etc - this photo particularly interesting as it shows Charles Pickering's wagon.

There were two churches known as "Scot's Church". One was that built for/by Dr John Dunmore Lang on the cnr York & Jamieson Streets c. 1824. It was known as "Scots Church". The other was in the little road which cut in west of St Andrews cathedral and dead-ended at the Town Hall. This was St Andrews Scots Church. I think they were both Presbyterian, but different "factions".

Confusing at first as this building looks very much like the Exchange on Bridge St which opened in 1851. [www.powerhousemuseum.com/collection/database/?irn=69027] However further research unearthed a sketch dated c.1870 by an unknown artist [www.printsandprintmaking.gov.au/works/29046/images/1981/] in which a building similar to that shown on p.143 above is depicted to the left (i.e., South) of the front section of the Exchange. The building shown on p.143 is on the corner of Gresham & Spring Sts (the viewpoint is taken from Bent St). According to Sands Directory 1870, this building houses the Office of Commissioner for Crown Lands; it is NOT the Exchange which fronts Bridge St. Further research will need to be done to discover the history & function of this building.

Indeed, this is not the "Exchange Building" … But it can be seen, in Gresham Street, to the left of the Exchange Building here … collection.maas.museum/object/32469 or in its later configuration at … collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/search?search=FL1651869