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![Garrow Head – A Novel of John Glover's Family and Patterdale | Annette Tyson | 2022 | Signed by Author [NEW – SC]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/garrow-head-U6q8UB.png "Garrow Head – A Novel of John Glover's Family and Patterdale | Annette Tyson | 2022 | Signed by Author [NEW – SC]")
A historical novel set at Patterdale — John Glover's property near Evandale in northern Van Diemen's Land — and told through the lives of Glover's family in the colonial period. Garrow Head draws on the history of the Glover family and their neighbours at Patterdale to explore what colonial life actually looked like on the ground — the farming, the relationships with convict workers, the interactions with the local Aboriginal community, and the domestic realities behind the landscapes Glover was painting.
![Gatty – Prince of Navigators | Bruce Brown | 1997 [SC] – Harold Gatty, Campbell Town's Famous Aviator](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/gatty-prince-of-navigators-Wp15K1.png "Gatty – Prince of Navigators | Bruce Brown | 1997 [SC] – Harold Gatty, Campbell Town's Famous Aviator")
A biography of Harold Gatty, one of the most significant navigators of the 20th century. Gatty was born in Campbell Town,Tasmania on 5 January 1903, though his family moved to Zeehan when he was an infant and he had no memory of the town himself. Despite this, Campbell Town has always claimed him with pride.
![Geological Evolution of Tasmania | Keith Corbett, Patrick Quilty & Clive Calver | 2014 [USED – SC]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/geological-evolution-of-tasmania-Qor3oG.png "Geological Evolution of Tasmania | Keith Corbett, Patrick Quilty & Clive Calver | 2014 [USED – SC]")
A comprehensive chronological account of Tasmania's geological history, written by Keith Corbett, Patrick Quilty and Clive Calver and published in 2014. The book places Tasmania's major tectonic, magmatic and mineralisation events in their order of occurrence — tracing the island's geological story from its earliest Precambrian rocks through to recent geological time.
![Geological Survey Bulletin No. 16: The Jukes-Darwin Mining Field (1914) Loftus Hills [READING COPY]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/jukes-darwin-cover-H75u5M.png "Geological Survey Bulletin No. 16: The Jukes-Darwin Mining Field (1914) Loftus Hills [READING COPY]")
An original 1914 Tasmanian Department of Mines technical report on the rugged Jukes-Darwin copper and gold mineral fields south of Queenstown, Tasmania. Please note: This is a heavily flawed reading/research copy only.
Geology and Landscape of Tasmania
![Ghost Stories of Richmond | Granny Jones | 1992 [USED – SC – Good]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/ghost-stories-richmond-EaeFZm.png "Ghost Stories of Richmond | Granny Jones | 1992 [USED – SC – Good]")
A small booklet of ghost stories associated with Richmond — the historic colonial town near Hobart, home to the oldest Catholic church in Australia and the Richmond Bridge, the oldest road bridge in Australia still in use.
![Ghostly Tales of Tasmania - 60+ ghost stories from Tasmania's oral tradition, including the Theatre Royal and North East hauntings | Buck & Joan Emberg | [USED – SC]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/ghostly-tales-purple-oEgn4W.png "Ghostly Tales of Tasmania - 60+ ghost stories from Tasmania's oral tradition, including the Theatre Royal and North East hauntings | Buck & Joan Emberg | [USED – SC]")
A deadly serious look at Tasmanian folklore and fact - of spooks, spectres and things that go bump in the night. Buck and Joan Emberg collect more than sixty ghost stories told to them by Tasmanians, many part of an oral tradition handed down through generations since early settlement.
Libby Lester's study of how news media coverage has shaped environmental conflict and public debate in Tasmania. Softcover, 2007, 189 pages, indexed, used.
