Lou Rae's comprehensive record of Tasmania's west coast — the Mount Lyell Mining and Railway Company towns of Queenstown, Gormanston, Linda and Strahan, and the communities that built up around the west coast mining industry from the late 19th century through the 20th.
A small book documenting the historical journey along the Midland Highway between Launceston and Hobart — including the experience of Anthony Trollope, who travelled the route by coach through Campbell Town during his visit to Tasmania in January 1872, part of his thirteen-month tour of Australia and New Zealand.
People, places and happenings in Tasmanian including: George Peddle chairs - George Fordyce - Charles Street Bridge - Boobyalla - Gormanston Cork Club - goldfields.
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.
A book that explores the relationship between journalists who reported on the Port Arthur massacre and their subjects over the twenty years since it took place.
The Men That God Forgot is a Tasmanian historical novel based on the true hell of a Van Diemen's Land convict camp on Sarah Island, and ten men who made a desperate bid for freedom.
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