"A job well done" tells the early history, development and settlement of parts of the Montagu swampland in Circular Head, northwest Tasmania to the lush dairy farms of today.
The seven-generation family history of the Walduck family of Tasmania, tracing their origins from convict John Walduck who arrived in Van Diemen's Land aboard the Proteus on 3 August 1831, having sailed from Portsmouth on 14 April. Walduck was born in 1809 and lived until 1886 — long enough to see his descendants established as free settlers across the colony.
A vintage Tasmanian gardening handbook by Thomas Dividson Raphael, a botanist whose research on Tasmanian garden escapes — plants that spread from cultivation into the wild — was published by the Royal Society of Tasmania in 1955 and remains cited in official Tasmanian vegetation surveys today.
An original 1914 Tasmanian Department of Mines technical report on the rugged Jukes-Darwin copper and gold mineral fields south of Queenstown, Tasmania. Please note: This is a heavily flawed reading/research copy only.
Geology and Landscape of Tasmania
A small booklet of ghost stories associated with Richmond — the historic colonial town near Hobart, home to the oldest Catholic church in Australia and the Richmond Bridge, the oldest road bridge in Australia still in use.

