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Daniel Solander: Collected Correspondence 1753-1782 | HCDJ Duyker & Tingbrand |
Added: Sep 20, 2026

The complete surviving correspondence (1753–1782) of Daniel Solander, the Swedish-born naturalist who sailed with Captain Cook and Joseph Banks aboard the Endeavour. Edited and translated into English for the first time by Edward Duyker and Per Tingbrand, with a foreword by Alan Frost.


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A History of the Parish of Ross 1833-1969 by Hawley Stancombe |Vintage booklet|
Added: Sep 19, 2026

A History of the Parish of Ross 1833-1969


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The Story of Holy Trinity Church, Cressy 1858-1958 - Centenary History by Karl von Stieglitz [Vintage Softcover Booklet]
Added: Sep 18, 2026

Karl von Stieglitz's 1958 centenary history of Holy Trinity Church, Cressy, consecrated in 1858 by Bishop Francis Russell Nixon in Tasmania's Norfolk Plains district.


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Pioneers and Their Memories of Tasmania’s High Country: Ned Terry Stories, Photos and Life in the Central Plateau

Stories from the lives of the old folk of Tasmania’s High Country and Central Plateau, brought together by Ned Terry in an illustrated history book with photos throughout.


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Places of Industry & Transport in Launceston - The Cheerful Noise of Foundries

As the third book in the Stories in Stone series, this issue - The Cheerful Noise of Foundries - Places of Industry & Transport in Launceston - tells the stories behind Launceston's transport and industrial heritage.


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Places of Leisure in Launceston
Places of Leisure in Launceston tells the history of Tasmania's northern city from the viewpoint of being considered the "home of sport and manly exercise". Published in the Stories in Stone series of local history.

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Places of Management, Mentoring & Medicine in Launceston
As the second book in the Stories in Stone series, this issue - A Model Municipality: Places of Management, Mentoring and Medicine in Launceston - tells the stories behind Launceston's places of administration, communication, health and welfare, education, religion and mentoring.

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Politically Correct - Talking to Twelve Tasmanian Women

Christine Fraser talks to twelve politically involved Tasmanian women. Softcover, 2008, 290 pages, used, out of print.


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Port Arthur - a Story of Strength and Courage
Writer and resident of the Tasman Peninsula, Margaret Scott reflects on the year following the 1996 massacre at Port Arthur.

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Port Arthur 1830-1877
A pocket history of the convict settlement on the Tasman Peninsula in Tasmania / Van Diemen's Land.

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Port Arthur Pottery
A 40-page illustrated (black/white photos) catalogue produced to accompany an exhibition of Port Arthur pottery at QVMAG Launceston.

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Port Arthur Railway Across the Tasman Peninsula – Australia's First Railway | William A. Bayley | 1971 [USED – SC – Out of Print – Reprint]

William A. Bayley's history of the Port Arthur railway — Australia's first railway, built across the Tasman Peninsula using convict labour in the 1830s. What made it remarkable — and what visitors to the Tasman Peninsula still find hard to believe — is that it was not steam powered. Convicts pushed the carriages along the track by hand, running behind and pushing, or sitting in seats at the rear and using their feet against the ground.


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Port Arthur – A Place of Misery | Maggie Weidenhofer | 1981 HCDJ [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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