The Tamar Yacht Club - A History of Sailing in Launceston Tasmania from 1837

The Tamar Yacht Club - History of Sailing in Launceston from 1837

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An illustrated history of sailing in Launceston from 1837 through to recent times.

Organised sailing in the north of Tasmania emerged as a sport in the 1830's although it was only decades later that The Tamar Yacht Club was established. This book tells the story of sailing in the region and the club through the years since its founding.

Published: 2017
Format: softcover
Pages: 208
Illustrations: Colour, B&W
Indexed

SKU SKU18418

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Weight 1.20 kg

Author Julian Burgess

ISBN 9780994160843

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