Next door were the 'Parrot Brothers', who supplied footwear to the people of Sydney.

[3] The site of the old Norwich Chambers on the corner of Bligh Street was once occupied by a dentist named Smythe and later was the office of the solicitor William Barker.

[5] The heritage-listed office building Perpetual Trustee Company Building at 33–39 Hunter Street is the only example of Edwardian architecture on Hunter Street.

[6] Originally two-way throughout, in February 1987 the Pitt to George Street section was converted to one-way in a westerly direction.

[7][8][9] Media related to Hunter Street, Sydney at Wikimedia Commons