The history of Tasmania's fourteen manned lighthouses and the ships that supplied them, by Garry Richardson.
The story of Flinders Island shipping, 1953–1994, by Leedham C. Walker — a member of a Flinders Island family whose own great-grandfather, also named Leedham Walker, settled at Whitemark in the late 19th century and was himself deeply involved in campaigning to improve shipping services between the island and Launceston.
A history of the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania, published by the club's Centenary Book Committee to mark its first hundred years, 1880 to 1980. Founded as the Derwent Sailing Boat Club, the RYCT is today the largest yacht club in Tasmania, and has served as the finishing club for the Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race since the race began in 1945.
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.
Sam Thomas and his Neighbours and their part in the development of Port Sorell, Latrobe and Devonport in North West Tasmania, a local history / family biography.
Samuel Bate - Singular Character follows Samuel Bate (1776-1849) through London, Bengal, Hobart and Sydney, drawing on his original letters from 1801 onward. Appointed Deputy Judge Advocate for Van Diemen's Land in 1804...

