Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "Tas That Was"
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2.9KArticleTas That Was – Government Cottage at Port Arthur
Port Arthur was a harsh penal settlement in the 1800s. Amid its severity, Government Cottage provided comfort to important visitors.
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Tas That Was – Sandy Bay Road (1972)
This photograph captures snow descending upon Sandy Bay Road in the winter of 1972.
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Tas That Was – The Royal Hobart Hospital
The Royal Hobart Hospital has treated patients since 1804, making it one of the longest-running institutions in Tasmania.
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Tas That Was – kunanyi / Mount Wellington
kunanyi / Mount Wellington has been an enigmatic witness to centuries of history. From ancient Aboriginal connections to European exploration, this rugged...
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Tas That Was – Cataract Gorge (1902)
This photograph of Cataract Gorge was taken in 1902. * * * * Tas That Was is a column that includes: anecdotes...
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Tas That Was – Strahan
On the north shore of Macquarie Harbour, Strahan stands as a secluded town with a rich history.
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Tas That Was – The Springs Hotel
Once upon a time, there was a hotel on the slopes of kunanyi / Mount Wellington.
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Tas That Was – Richmond Bridge (1948)
This photograph of the Richmond Bridge was taken in 1948. * * * * Tas That Was is a column that includes:...
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Tas That Was – Beaumaris Zoo
Beaumaris Zoo is well-known today for being the home of the last known thylacine during the 1930s.
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Tas That Was – Soldiers at Risdon Cove
This photograph shows some soldiers marching through Risdon Cove in 1900.
