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This is the inside story of how MONA - David Walsh's Museum of Old and New Art in Hobart - came to be.
![The Men Who Made the Celebrated Chairs - George Peddle & Harry Hearn, the Tasmanian blackwood Windsor chairmakers | Denis Lake | Signed, No. 209/500 [USED – HC]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/xctmpCkGIt7.png "The Men Who Made the Celebrated Chairs - George Peddle & Harry Hearn, the Tasmanian blackwood Windsor chairmakers | Denis Lake | Signed, No. 209/500 [USED – HC]")
The story of George Peddle and Harry Hearn who brought the traditional craft of Windsor-chair making to Tasmania.
A landscape photography book of large colour photographs following the entire coastline of Tasmania, by J. Brettingham-Moore — also author of Maritime Tasmania, also in our stock.
![Ticklebelly Tales – Stories from the People of the Hydro 1910–2006 | Heather Felton | 2013 [NEW – HCDJ]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/ticklebelly-tales-spZKH9.png "Ticklebelly Tales – Stories from the People of the Hydro 1910–2006 | Heather Felton | 2013 [NEW – HCDJ]")
Building Tasmania's hydroelectric power system was one of the largest and most ambitious engineering undertakings in the state's history, carried out over nearly a century in some of the most remote and difficult terrain in the country. Ticklebelly Tales tells that story through the people who actually did the work — the construction workers, engineers and families who lived in the temporary townships built around the dam and power station sites, often in genuinely harsh conditions, from 1910 through to 2006.
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