St David’s Church, Hobart is a wood engraving measuring 8 x 11 cm. It was originally in the Picturesque atlas of Australasia. Vol. II p. 512, published by the Picturesque Atlas Publishing Company in 1886. St David’s Church later became St David’s Cathedral.
This photograph was taken on the opening day of the Northern Tasmanian Home for Boys. Weekly Courier, 22 December 1921, p. 23
This photograph was taken on the opening day of the Northern Tasmanian Home for Boys. Weekly Courier, 22 December 1921, p. 23
Photograph taken by Jack Thwaites.
Photograph taken by Jack Thwaites.
This photograph was taken just before the demolition of the Normal School in 1962. The building of the former Normal School was the first home of the Hobart Town Female Refuge. It became the Industrial School for Girls – Hobart.
This photograph was taken just before the demolition of the Normal School in 1962. The building of the former Normal School was the first home of the Hobart Town Female Refuge. It became the Industrial School for Girls – Hobart.
This appears to be a photo from World War 2 as the Queen Mary is in battleship colours.
This photograph is by the Beattie Studio, Hobart. It appears on a post card.
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