Historic Tasmanian Mountain Huts by Simon Cubit & Nic Haygarth | HardbackThe introduction of portable dry plate cameras in the late 1870s marked the beginning of a golden age of Tasmanian landscape photography. With cameras on their backs, adventurers explored the wilds of Tasmania. By 1905, for example, photographs of Great Lake, Lake St Clair, the summit of Ben Lomond and Cradle Mountain were taken enabling Tasmanians to develop a visual image, for the first time, of how the island looked. These early photographers

of many faces

In her second book

Lobster Tales - Inside the mountain | Terry Mulhern

In examining the remarkable experiences of unremarkable people

The Franklin and beyond | Don Defenderfer

but less visible and less known was the personal story – that of the family which built and operated the Berrigan Coffee Palace

are useful sources encouraging further reading

Hobart has a floating suburb

The Goldie Incident revisited | Dr David Faber

Extensive extracts from logs

Rich in detail and drawing on the memories of Max’s family and friends

This rich and varied collection of essays and other writings of Dr Norelle Lickiss AO