Remember Old Sydney Town at Somersby? The theme park was modelled on Sydney's colonial settlement and operated between 1975 and 2003 - the site is now used by film and television producers. Owners of the property, World Culture Tourism Village, have previously stated that they would like to re-open parts of Old Sydney Town to the public. The 7NEWS helicopter filmed these images today. www.7NEWS.com.au #OldSydneyTown #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney

In the 231 years since Sydney was first established, the city's vistas have continually shifted and changed - but a group of history enthusiasts have managed to stitch together Sydney's past and present. #9News | http://9News.com.au | 9 News Sydney

Portal into the Past of Sydney & Beyond on Reels

Old Sydney Town at Somersby has been heritage-listed by the National Trust. Old Sydney Town was a former heritage theme park that was opened by Prime Minister Gough Whitlam on Australia Day in 1975. The park recreated the outrageous days of Sydney Cove in 1810. Visitors could experience the early years of the British colonial settlement - musters, floggings, flag raisings, convict 'collections', magistrates court sessions, convict weddings, pistol duels and funerals. Admission in the first year