The National Trust in Tasmania | J.N.D. Harrison & Frank Bolt | 1977 [USED – HCDJ – Very Good]

J.N.D. Harrison's survey of properties considered by the National Trust in Tasmania as historically significant — photographed throughout by Frank Bolt, who also produced Vanishing Tasmania.

Published in 1977, the book documents the Trust's assessment of Tasmania's historic built heritage at that time — the properties the National Trust considered worthy of protection and preservation. Among them is Foxhunters Return in Campbell Town, the building The Book Cellar now operates from — visible in the first detail photo of this listing.

Frank Bolt's photography gives the book a particular character. This 1977 survey gives valuable historical context for the National Trust organisation's work and the heritage it exists to protect.

At 240 pages, an important reference for anyone researching a specific Tasmanian property, building, or the history of heritage conservation in Tasmania.

BOOK DETAILS

• Hardcover with dust jacket.
• 240 pages.
• Published 1977. Out of print.

CONDITION

Used, generally very good condition with a little wear to the edges of the dust jacket.

DELIVERY & IN-STORE PICKUP

• Combined Shipping: Sourcing multiple titles for your Tasmanian history library? The Book Cellar offers combined flat-rate parcel delivery across Australia. Secure your books using our online checkout, or phone the bookshop directly on 03 6381 1545 to coordinate multi-volume shipping.
• Free Instore Pickup: Located in Tasmania or travelling the Midland Highway? Select "Instore Pickup" at checkout to pay no postage and collect your items directly from the counter at The Book Cellar, underneath Foxhunters Return in Campbell Town.