Invitation – Tascal Scottish Country Dancers, retrieved 4 July 2023 Tascal Scottish Country Dancers present: The Hobart Winter Ball Weekend There’s something...
by Jacqueline Ross Tasmania’s convict history has always fascinated me. At Port Arthur, I’ve felt the uncanny juxtaposition of beauty and tragedy...
Media release – Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority (PAHSMA), 11 May 2023 ‘Notorious Strumpets and Dangerous Girls’ to kick off the...
When writing of the high level of corporeal punishment prevailing in Tasmania during the 1830s, eminent historian Manning Clark mentioned a violent...
The Cascades Female Factory and Port Arthur Historic Sites are running interactive educational activities over the Easter school holidays designed to engage school children and...
Thomas Bock’s notes on photography, including Talbot’s calotype process and daguerreotype manipulations, have recently been digitised by Libraries Tasmania. Thomas Bock (1790-1855), artist...
The Cascades Female Factory was re-opened today (Friday, 25 March 2022).
On Monday 30 November 1835, a murder occurred near Campbell Town, but it took several months, some corrupt falsehoods, and a good...
John Skinner Prout’s 1849 painting of the Cascades Female Factory in Hobart, Van Dieman’s Land, where Alexandrina bore an illegitimate child. Wikimedia...
Callum J. Jones reviews David Hill’s 2008 book, “1788”.