A local history of the Presbyterian ministers and families of the Kirklands church, on a rural property just outside Campbell Town, Tasmania — closely tied to the district's pastoral families, including those of nearby Valleyfield and Winton.
![The Men That God Forgot - softcover [Fiction]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/men-that-god-forgot-sc-9Wn0Q3.png "The Men That God Forgot - softcover [Fiction]")
Historical fiction based on the real hell of a Van Diemen's convict camp and ten men who made a desperate bid for freedom.
![The Men Who Made the Celebrated Chairs - George Peddle & Harry Hearn, the Tasmanian blackwood Windsor chairmakers | Denis Lake | Signed, No. 209/500 [USED – HC]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/xctmpCkGIt7.png "The Men Who Made the Celebrated Chairs - George Peddle & Harry Hearn, the Tasmanian blackwood Windsor chairmakers | Denis Lake | Signed, No. 209/500 [USED – HC]")
The story of George Peddle and Harry Hearn who brought the traditional craft of Windsor-chair making to Tasmania.
![The Midlands – A Tasmanian Historical Mystery | Kate Gordon | 2026 [NEW – SC – Ages 10–14]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/the-midlands-n3a7a5.png "The Midlands – A Tasmanian Historical Mystery | Kate Gordon | 2026 [NEW – SC – Ages 10–14]")
Kate Gordon's historical mystery novel for older children, set in the Tasmanian Midlands in 1916 — the country around Ross, Campbell Town and Oatlands that The Book Cellar calls home. As the Great War rages overseas, eleven-year-old Lorna Whittle and her four sisters fight their own battles at their grandparents' Midlands farmhouse.
John Washington Price was just 21, and recently graduated from Dublin's College of Surgeons, when he sailed as ship's surgeon aboard the transport Minerva from Cork to Sydney in 1799, carrying 200 convicts. Many were United Irishmen transported for their role in the 1798 Rebellion, including the rebel leader General Joseph Holt.
