A Handsome neat stone built Church with a Spire, situated on an elevated airy situation

A Burial Ground of 4 acres enclosed with a paling

A Neat Brick built Stuccoed One Story parsonage house, with a verandah and all the necessary Out Offices and also a kitchen garden and grazing paddock, attached thereto, both enclosed with a paling

The house and offices for the accommodation of the Commandant repaired, enlarged and considerably improved with a good Kitchen Garden and a large grazing paddock, both enclosed for the use of the Commandant

A Brick built barrack for three Subaltern Officers, having also the necessary Out Offices and a garden attached thereto

A Brick built Barrack for the assistant Surgeon of the Settlement with the necessary Out Offices and Garden attached thereto.

 A Brick built barrack with front verandah for the accommodation of 100 soldiers with the necessary out offices, Guard House and Square in front for parading, the whole of these premises being enclosed with a high brick wall. A large kitchen garden being also attached to the barracks for the use of the troops.

A weather-boarded Military Hospital with a verandah in front for the accommodation of 20 patients, enclosed with a paling

A weather-boarded Colonial Hospital with a verandah in front for the accommodation of 60 patients, having an extensive area of ground round it which is surrounded by a strong Stockade

A large commodious Stone built Gaol, the necessary wards, cells and out offices, with apartments for the accommodation of the jailor and his family, the whole of the premises being surrounded with a strong stone wall 12 feet high

A large brick built provision store and Granary.

A weather boarded barrack for the Storekeeper with garden attached thereto

A weather boarded barrack for the Chief constable

A weather boarded barrack for the principal Superintendent of Convicts

A range of weather boarded barracks for the accommodation of 800 male convicts with kitchen gardens attached thereto

A separate small range of Barracks for the accommodation of 50 female convicts

A complete Lumber Yard enclosed with a strong stockade

A large boat house for locking up the boats, tackle and oars in

A weather boarded Guard House in a high situation over looking the Lumber Yard, Timber Lime and Coal Yard and boat house.

A Watch house for the Constables on duty adjoining the Landing Place

A weather boarded Barrack for the Pilot, Overseers and Constables

A good strong substantial Wooden Wharf or quay and landing place for Vessels to load and unload their cargoes at.

A mole or pier on large substantial plan built of stone now erecting, across the Channel between the main and Coal Island for the purpose of protecting the Harbour of Newcastle from the great Surf coming in through the said channel and also for the purpose of confining the Waters of Hunters River exclusively to one channel so as to prevent the Harbour from being choked up.

Two Stone built Windmills for grinding corn

A small stone town with Light House

A long shed with Stock yard for the Government Working Oxen

The whole of the old streets in the town of Newcastle repaired and some new ones opened and made.

(The History of Early Newcastle 1800 - 1870, Documents & Illustrations, Edited by D. O'Donnell) (HRA., i, IX, pp 697-8)