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Hobart. Government House Drawing room two..
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Hobart. The docks from the Grand Chancellor Hotel.
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Hobart. Painting of the second Government House of Tasmania built from 1817 in Macquarie Street. Demolished in 1858.
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Kettering. The marina where the ferry to Bruny Island departs.
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Hobart. The French Room in Government House completed in 1857. Gilt mirror and marble fireplace.
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Hobart. The Western and Southern facades of Government House. It was completed in 1857.
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Hobart. The French room in Government House. The House was built in 1857.
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Hobart.The old gas works and chimney.
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Mt Nelson Hobart. Book explaining use of signals at the Mt Nelson Signal Station building.
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Hobart. View of Mt Wellington from Yard One of the Cascades Female Factory. It processed female convicts for assignment or imprisonment.
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Hobart. Yard one of the Cascades Female Factory which processed female convicts for assignment to farms or for imprisonment.
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Hobart. Floral arrangementy on a French cupboard in the Drawing Room.
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Hobart. Large sideboard with coloured Victorian glass and silver ware in the Dining Room of Government House.
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Hobart. Outside the Cascades Convict Female Factory. A bronze statue of a pregnant convict woman.
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Hobart. Painted fine wooden cabinet in the Hobart Museum and Art Gallery. Tasmanian birds depicted.
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Hobart. Slate roofed cottages in the grounds of Government House and gardens.
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Hobart. Old warehouses on the docks. Some dating from the 1820s. In Hunter Street beside Constitution Dock. George Peacock made jam here from 1869. Became Henry Jones IXL jam factory in 1895.
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Hobart. In 1827 a Female Convict Factory established here. When convict transportation ceased in 1853 it became a female prison. The Matrons House was built 1850.The kitchen today. World Heritage listed
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Hobart. In 1827 a Female Convict Factory established here. When convict transportation ceased in 1853 it became a female prison. The Matrons House was built 1850.The parlour today. World Heritage listed
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Hobart. In 1827 a Female Convict Factory established here. When convict transportation ceased in 1853 it became a female prison. This Matrons House was built 1850. World Heritage listed
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Hobart. In 1827 a Female Convict Factory established here. When convict transportation ceased in 1853 it became a female prison. Many babies born and died here. Steel cots. Site dismantled 1904 and sold. World Heritage listed
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Hobart. In 1827 a Female Convict Factory established here. When convict transportation ceased in 1853 it became a female prison. List of about 1600 babies born here. Many died. Site dismantled 1904 and sold. World Heritage listed
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Hobart. In 1827 a Female Convict Factory established here. When convict transportation ceased in 1853 it became a female prison. Display of locks and keys. Site dismantled 1904 and sold. World Heritage listed
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Hobart. Street view of the old stone wall of the Cascade Female Convict Factory. It has UNESCO World Heritage listing.
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