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The Main Road - Historical journey from Launceston to Hobart
Added: Aug 4, 2026

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|
Added: Aug 4, 2026

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|
Added: Aug 4, 2026

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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OUT of PRINT

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

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The Power of Two
The David Foster story.

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The Presence of Arms – Tasmanian People in Military Service and Conflict Since European Settlement | Antony Nicholson & Stanley Cordwell | 2007 | Signed & Numbered 278/300 [USED – SC – Out of Print]

A history of Tasmanian involvement in military service and conflict from European settlement of Van Diemen's Land through to modern times, written by Antony Nicholson and Stanley Cordwell and published in 2007. The book covers the full span of Tasmanian military history — from the colonial period and the Boer War through both World Wars and beyond — documenting the people, units and stories that connect Tasmania to Australia's broader military experience.


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The Pulp: The Rise and Fall of an Industry | Burnie Paper Mill History Tasmania 1936-2010 | Allan Jamieson

A history of the Burnie Paper Mill in north-west Tasmania, tracing the rise and fall of the pulp and paper industry from 1936 to 2010.


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The Quiet Land
Tasmanian wilderness photography by Peter Dombrovskis and text by Ellen Miller.

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The Railton - Roland Branch Line
A history of railways in the municipality of Kentish, northern Tasmania (including Redwater Creek - Sheffield supplement).

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The River Runs Free - exploring and defending Tasmania's wilderness by Geoff Law

Geoff Law first rafted the Franklin River on a whim, inexperienced, in a leaky raft, with a travelling companion he barely knew. That trip drew him into the campaign to stop the river being dammed — a struggle that brought down a federal government.


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The Road to Lower Crackpot - Tasmazia
The story of Brian Inder's struggle to make a life for himself in early post-war Australia and the building of the tourism attraction Tasmazia in the Tasmanian village of Lower Crackpot, told with great honesty and humour.

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The Road Winds On

The Road Winds On - the life struggle of one man, LG Irby, and his family to build a road by hand into his property, which ultimately led to the establishment of the township of Sisters Beach. This is an out-of-print book in USED condition.


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The Rock which makes Tasmania
The Rock which makes Tasmania - Tasmania's Curse is a book about dolerite and Tasmanian geology.

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The Romance of the Huon River | Mrs Arthur H. Garnsey (Anne Stafford Bird) | c.1947 [USED – HCDJ – Aged]

A history and description of the Huon River district south of Hobart, written by Anne Stafford Bird under her married name Mrs Arthur H. Garnsey and published by Whitcombe & Tombs, undated but around 1947. The Huon district — with its apple orchards, timber industry, fishing communities and the settlements along the river from Huonville south to Geeveston and beyond — had a distinct and largely self-contained character through the first half of the 20th century, before roads and postwar development changed the valley.


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