Susannah Place is a row of four modest terrace houses in The Rocks, a rare fragment of working-class colonial Sydney in more-or-less original condition. Built almost 200 years ago in 1844, the houses have recently been conserved and reopened to the public reincarnating Sydney’s working class lives and stories. At the same time is this year’s version of the much-loved SYDNEY OPEN Offering sneak-peek access to more than 55 normally inaccessible buildings and spaces including William Smart’s eye-catching Bundarra in Surry Hills and behind-the-scenes at Naala Badu (aka Sydney Modern). This week on THE SYDNEYIST Museums of History CEO Annette Pittman joins Elizabeth Farrelly for a chat about Susannah Place and Sydney Open 2025. LISTEN UP, LISTEN IN! THE SYDNEYIST 6pm Thursday 30th October 2025 Eastside Radio 89.7FM or eastsidefm.org #eastsideradio897 #ElizabethFarrelly #sydney #thesydneyist #susannahplace #therockssydney #sydneysfirstsuburb #sydneyhistory #livingmuseum #savethepowerhouse #thethesydneyistpodcast #thesydneyistreadioshow #NSW #sydneycreative #australianmuseums #Museum #museums #podcast #powerhouse #powerhousemuseum #powerhouseparramatta #publicspaces #sydney #sydneyheritage