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The Main Road - Historical journey from Launceston to Hobart See details
The Main Road - Historical journey from Launceston to Hobart
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A small book documenting the historical journey along the Midland Highway between Launceston and Hobart - including the experience of Anthony Trollope travelling by coach from Launceston to Hobart via Campbell Town on what has become known as the the Heritage Highway.

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Saint Joseph's Church, Hobart by Linda Monks |1959 8-page booklet| See details
Saint Joseph's Church, Hobart by Linda Monks |1959 8-page booklet|
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St Joseph's, on the corner of Harrington and Macquarie Streets, is the oldest surviving Catholic church in Hobart, Tasmania. Linda Monks's booklet records this history.

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When We Rode the Rails by Patsy Adam-Smith |HCDJ 1992| See details
When We Rode the Rails by Patsy Adam-Smith |HCDJ 1992|
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Patsy Adam-Smith's history of Australia's railway age, drawing on the stories, memories and folklore of the men and women who worked the railways across the country.

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A selection of Tasmanian books that are no longer in print.

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Port Arthur – A Place of Misery | Maggie Weidenhofer | 1990 [USED] See details
Port Arthur – A Place of Misery | Maggie Weidenhofer | 1990 [USED]

A history of Port Arthur, the convict settlement on the Tasman Peninsula that operated from 1830 to 1877. Maggie Weidenhofer covers the establishment and daily operation of the station, the people held there, and its place in Tasmania's convict heritage.

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Port Cygnet 1792-1860 See details
Port Cygnet 1792-1860
Port Cygnet 1792 - 1860, Volume 1 - A local Tasmanian history.
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Postcards from the Asylum See details
Postcards from the Asylum
A collection of poems from Tasmanian poet Karen Knight.
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Poverty is not a Crime See details
Poverty is not a Crime
A history of social services in Tasmania from 1803 to 1900. This is an out-of-print book in USED condition.
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Power in Tasmania - Hydro See details
Power in Tasmania - Hydro
A book that considers the power and influence of the Hydro Electric Commission HEC in Tasmania.
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Practical Visionaries See details
Practical Visionaries

Three generations of the Inglis Clark family in Tasmania and beyond.

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Priceless Heritage See details
Priceless Heritage
A vintage book about the historic buildings of Tasmania, illustrated with black/white photos.
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Pride of the Port - the Watermen of Hobart Town See details
Pride of the Port - the Watermen of Hobart Town
For nearly two centuries, the port of Hobart, Tasmania has been served by rowing, sailing and motor boats that have been available for hire to take passengers and goods across the river, to points north and south, or to ships moored in the harbour.
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Probation in Paradise – Convict Probationers on the Tasman and Forestier Peninsulas 1841–1857 | John Thompson | 2007 | Signed by Author [USED – SC – Out of Print] See details
Probation in Paradise – Convict Probationers on the Tasman and Forestier Peninsulas 1841–1857 | John Thompson | 2007 | Signed by Author [USED – SC – Out of Print]

John Thompson's history of the convict probation system on the Tasman and Forestier Peninsulas of Van Diemen's Land — the period from 1841 to 1857 when the probation system replaced the assignment system as the primary method of managing transported convicts. The Tasman Peninsula was the location of Port Arthur, and the surrounding country including the Forestier Peninsula held numerous probation stations where convicts worked through the stages of their sentences before receiving tickets of leave.

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Proud to be Tasmanian - Robin Gray and the Liberal Led Recovery See details
Proud to be Tasmanian - Robin Gray and the Liberal Led Recovery
Robin Gray was the leader of Tasmania's first-ever majority Liberal Government and had a profound impact on the state's progress during the 1980's. Here he tells the story of his government, its controversies and its achievements from the inside.

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