Tasmanian Times
Tas That Was
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Koonya was originally called Cascades because of the waterfalls nearby.
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Tas That Was – Royal Hotel, Linda
History clings to the concrete shell of the Royal Hotel in Linda.
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Tas That Was – Everyday Life, Extraordinary Times
The digitisation team at Libraries Tasmania have revived a reel of Super 8 footage by Joyce Purtscher, offering a rare glimpse into...
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‘Tasmania the Wonderland’ (1935)
Blurb from the NFSA YouTube post: Tasmania is calling! This travelogue, thought to be part of a longer film produced for cinemas...
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Constantine Asquith – Convict Fraudster and Mustachioed Master Mariner
Not all convicts sent to Tasmania were from British territories. The British National Archives report that there were 1,321 convicts from ‘other...
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Tas That Was – The Mount Nelson Signal Station
The Mount Nelson Signal Station served as Hobart’s main communication hub for more than a century.
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Tas That Was – Richmond (1960s)
This photograph of Richmond was taken during the 1960s. Tas That Was is a column that includes: anecdotes of life in Tasmania...
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A Tale of Two Bridges, Ulverstone
Tasmanian Times (TT) is a community-based news and current affairs service covering the island state of Tasmania. It exists to provide a...
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Tas That Was – The Salmon Ponds
The Salmon Ponds were established around 1861.
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Tas That Was – Maria Island’s Coffee Palace
Maria Island’s Coffee Palace once fed visitors and is now a museum.
