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4.5KTas That WasPubs of the West Coast
Learn about some of the old pubs on Tasmania’s west coast!
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Tas That Was – The Cyprus
The Cyprus was a ship that was seized by convicts in 1829.
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Tas That Was – Sir William Crowther: Book Collector
Sir William Crowther, a Tasmanian medical practitioner, was a keen collector of rare books!
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Tas That Was – The 1946 Australian National Airways DC-3 Crash
The 1946 Australian National Airways DC-3 crash was Australia’s worst civil aviation accident.
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Tas That Was – The Old Curiosity Shop
Learn all about the Old Curiosity Shop at Port Arthur!
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Tas That Was – Cornelian Bay Cemetery
The Cornelian Bay Cemetery is the oldest graveyard in Tasmania that is still in use today.
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Tas That Was ― Battery Point
Battery Point is filled with historic sandstone and weatherboard buildings.
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Tas That Was – Parliament House
History Tasmania’s Parliament House was originally Hobart’s customs house. It was designed in 1830 by skilled government architect John Lee Archer. Stone...
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Tas That Was – Lake Pedder (1971)
A last look at Lake Pedder in its natural state.
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Tas That Was – Federal Coffee Palace
Hobart’s Federal Coffee Palace was a hotel that did not serve alcohol.
