This booklet traces the history of Kingston, Tasmania, from its first European settlement in 1804 — when it was known as Browns River, after the Scottish botanist Robert Brown who had visited the area — through its growth into a town in the 1830s and its renaming as Kingston in 1882.
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BOOK DETAILS
- Softcover stapled booklet
- 28 pages
- A few black/white photos
- Approximate size 26cm x 21cm
CONDITION
Used. Some marks to cover. Light wear.
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