Thanks to Providence - A History of Falmouth on Tasmania's East Coast - Tim McManus |HCDJ, signed|

Thanks to Providence traces the history of Falmouth, on Tasmania's East Coast near Scamander and St Marys, from its earliest colonial days through to the early 1990s. Falmouth was among the first colonial settlements on the East Coast; its name is believed to come from Falmouth in Cornwall, England. Tim McManus's account covers the town and its people across that span, illustrated with black-and-white photographs.

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BOOK DETAILS

• Format: hardcover book with dustjacket
• Published: 1993. Now out of print.
• Pages: 390
• Illustrations: B&W Indexed

CONDITION

Used but generally good condition with some signs of wear. Signed by the author with an inscription to the previous owner. Wear to the corners of the dustjacket.

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