Excella - Jewel of the Derwent passenger ferry |Suzanne Smythe|
The Excella was a Hobart-built passenger and excursion vessel, launched in 1912, carrying up to 647 passengers on the River Derwent. She was a popular vessel for regattas and race days on the harbour.
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Fatal Storm - used
The story behind the disastrous 1998 Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race that claimed six lives.
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Ferries of Tasmania - used
A history and guide to the ferries and cruise boats operating in Tasmania since 1975.
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Ferries of the Derwent
A history of the ferry services on the River Derwent in Tasmania.
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Ferry to Tasmania - a Short History
Ferry to Tasmania provides a detailed account of the development of ferry services between mainland Australia and the island State of Tasmania up to the introduction of the Spirit of Tasmania III in 2004.
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Flinders - The man who mapped Australia
The fascinating story of the exceptional maritime explorer, Matthew Flinders - the man who put Australia on the map.
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For Many Years a Boat Builder
Jacob Bayly Chandler was born in Dover, England in 1822 and migrated to Tasmania in his early 20s, initially working on the Derwent, repairing whaleboats, but within four years operating his own boatyard at Battery Point.
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Fowlhouse to the Wheelhouse
The odd adventures of a seagoing sparkie, a maritime autobiography by Bob Geeves.
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Going Down Another Lane
A memoir from the founder of the Franklin School of Wooden Boat Building.
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Gone and Almost Forgotten – Jetties in Southern Tasmania | Dr Eric Guiler | 1998 [USED – SC – Out of Print]
Dr Eric Guiler's documentary record of the jetties of southern Tasmania — the small wooden structures that once served as the primary landing points for coastal communities around the Derwent estuary, D'Entrecasteaux Channel, Huon River and the islands of southern Tasmania. Before roads reached the more isolated parts of southern Tasmania, jetties were the lifeline connecting farms, orchards, timber mills and fishing communities to Hobart and the wider world.
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