Elizabeth Stamp, a journalist for Architectural Digest and CNN, selected 150 bookstores from around the world worth making a detour to visit, each chosen for a distinctive feature — an unusual backstory, a notable collection, or a striking setting. It's the eighth title in an established series that has previously covered bars, restaurants, hotels, houses, gardens, golf courses and vineyards.
The Book Cellar is one of the 150 — featured for our setting in the convict-built cellars of Foxhunters Return, an 1830s coaching inn in Campbell Town.
A comprehensive and well illustrated history of Tasmanian railways.
A second edition of 150 Years of Railways in Tasmania with an additional chapter and photos.
A second edition of 150 Years of Railways in Tasmania with an additional chapter and photos.
A comprehensive and well illustrated history of Tasmanian railways.
A history of the Royal Agricultural Society of Tasmania, the oldest agricultural society in Australia, and host of the Royal Hobart Show.
A Tasmanian event of note for every day of the year.
A second volume of events from Tasmania's past to mark every day of a leap year (hence the 366 days).
