Transport links Transdev John Holland operate three routes via Newtown station: 352: Bondi Junction station to Marrickville Metro via Taylor Square 355: Bondi Junction station to Marrickville Metro via Waterloo 370: Coogee to Glebe Point Transit Systems operate seven routes via Newtown station: 422: Railway Square to Kogarah 423: Martin Place to Kingsgrove 423X: Martin Place to Kingsgrove limited stops 426: Martin Place to Dulwich Hill 428: Martin Place to Canterbury 428X: Martin Place to Canterbury limited stops 430: Sydenham station to Martin Place Newtown station is also served by three NightRide routes: N10: Sutherland station to Town Hall station N30: Macarthur station to Town Hall station N40: East Hills station to Town Hall station Description Overhead booking office and station concourse (1892) The overhead booking office is constructed in English bond brickwork. On the King Street elevation, the brick walls are painted and have a cement rendered coating about 1500mm high along the footpath. Decorative engaged pilasters remain on either side of the original opening. The south and east elevations have been completely rendered. The hipped roof is covered in shingle terracotta tiles and surmounted at the centre by a square louvre-vented bellcote, which is clad with ribbed lead, and capped by a helmet dome. The finial from the top of the dome is missing. The eastern side of the hip (where the building meets Bridge House) is clad in corrugated steel roofing. A chimney is built at both ends and at the north this abuts the adjoining 'Bridge House.' The timber-framed windows are Edwardian double hung sash windows with large glass panes to lower sashes and multi-panel sashes with coloured glass. The semicircular window to King Street has anti vandalism reinforced fibreglass fitted to most of the panes and security bars to the inside. The northern window retains original glazing as well as hardware. To King Street is a timber framed veranda, supported on six cast iron columns, with a skillion roof with corrugated steel sheeting. The columns have the name "G.Fletcher and Son, Waverley" cast into the bases. The King Street veranda was built in 1902 as an early station building addition. It appears in its original configuration. Still present are early 20th century glass sphere incandescent pendant footpath lights as well as later fluorescent fittings. Early photos show a tram lookout on this elevation which no longer exists. To the railway side (east) is a small