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All My Books

Governors’ ladies: the wives and mistresses of Van Diemen’s Land’s governors

Governors’ ladies

Charles Davis: 150 years

Charles Davis

Blue, Black and White

Blue, Black and White

Yours very truly: Dobson Mitchell & Allport 1834–2009

Yours very truly

A mortal flame: the life of Marie Bjelke-Petersen

A mortal flame

Students first!: Tasmania University Union 1899–1999

Students first!

A wealth of women: the extraordinary experiences of ordinary Australian women from 1788 to today

A wealth of women

Putting people first

Putting people first

Beneath the Mountain: a history of South Hobart

Beneath the Mountain

Mary Ogilvy: the evolution of a grand lady: the Mary Ogilvy Homes Society, 1946–2006

Mary Ogilvy

Jane Franklin Hall

Jane Franklin Hall

The Zinc Works

Patricia Giles, painter - The waking dream of art

Patricia Giles, painter

The history of the Australian Maritime College

The history of the Australian Maritime College

From tiny acorns mighty Oaks grow: the history of Oak Tasmania

From tiny acorns mighty Oaks grow

Brighton and surrounds

The ambitions of Jane Franklin: Victorian lady adventurer

The Ambitions of Jane Franklin

The companion to Tasmanian History

The companion to Tasmanian History

Tasmania’s colonial years

State of the Union: Tasmania University Union 1899–1999

State of the Union

A heritage of welfare and caring: the EZ Community Council, 1918–1991

A heritage of welfare and caring

The Southern Midlands: a history

The Southern Midlands

The Eastern Shore

Glenorchy 1964–1998

Glenorchy 1964–1998

You’re in Roo country: the history of the Clarence District Football Club, 1884–1996

You’re in Roo country

Glenorchy 1804-1964

Glenorchy 1804-1964

Tasmania’s convicts: how felons built a free society

Tasmania’s convicts

Hobart City Council

Corruption and Skullduggery: Edward Lord, Maria Riseley and Hobart’s tempestuous beginnings

Corruption and Skullduggery

Billabong’s daughter: the life of Mary Grant Bruce

Billabong’s daughter