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Highfield House Stanley Tasmania photo credit to Murrays Day Out Tasmania 3.2015
Bothwell Tasmania Photo credit to Murrays Day out tasmania 8.2014
On the Blythe River NW Coast Tasmania photo credit to Murrays Day Out Tasmania 4.2015
Bed & Breakfast Accommodation – Longford, Tasmania Australia
Panshanger Estate is set on the banks of the Lake River, located near the town of Cressy and Tasmania’s historical Heritage Highway. Declared “one of Australia’s most elegant houses” by Country Style Magazine, this idyllic rural retreat provides a perfect atmosphere to relax and recharge. Explore historical buildings, stroll through breathtaking English gardens and riverside woodlands, or take advantage of unrivalled access to kilometres of top fly fishing.
Claredon House photo credit to Murrays Day Out Tasmania 6.2015
Hobart brilliant colour scheme. Photo credit to Murrays Day Out Tasmania
Bonnet Hill South Hobart photo credit to Murrays Day Out Tasmania
Runnymede, Hobart | Tasmanian Architectural Photographer | Jonathan Wherrett • Architecture in Tasmania
Biography - William Effingham Lawrence - Australian Dictionary of Biography
William Effingham Lawrence (1781-1841), landowner, eldest son of Captain Effingham Lawrence,merchant and one of the corporation of the elder brethren of Trinity House, London, wife Catherine. With his varied interests Lawrence was a prime mover in many schemes that benefited the north of Tasmania. Three sons continued in pastoral activities at Formosa, Billopp and Point Effingham; another held a commission in the 7th Dragoon Guards, youngest entered the medical profession. Photo of Billopp
Biography - Joseph Solomon - Australian Dictionary of Biography
Joseph Solomon (1780?-1851) and brother Judah (1777?-1856) Jewish shopkeepers Sheerness, England. They were convicted of hiring burglars to repossess unpaid goods. They arrived at Sydney in the Prince Regent next January and were sent in the Castle Forbes to Hobart Town, where they landed in March. By January 1821, trading as J. & J. Solomon, they had a general store at the corner of Liverpool and Argyle Streets.