The Eastern Shore: A History of Clarence by Alison Alexander traces the municipality on the eastern side of the River Derwent from Aboriginal and early European activity, through farming and small townships, to its development into a city. The book covers both world wars, the Depression, the 1967 bushfires and the 1975 Tasman Bridge disaster, which cut the eastern shore off from the rest of Hobart, as well as a dedicated chapter on the history of Richmond.
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BOOK DETAILS
- Large hardcover book with dustjacket
- Published 2003. Now out of print.
- 422-pages, indexed
- Approximate size 29.5cm x 21cm
CONDITION
Used but very good condition.
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