John Glover is often referred to as the father of Australian landscape painting. Born in England, he later travelled to Van Diemen's Land arriving in 1831 where he lived up until his death in 1849.

A panel discussion mediated by Brian Wightman with Sam Tucker, Jan Davis and Graeme Walker.

Be Part of Tasmania history and experience the sights and sounds of early prison life

Discover the layers of history.

The National Trust acquired the Old Umbrella Shop in 1979. The heritage facade and interior were retained and the retail operations continued. Part community museum, part information centre and part retail business, the shop is now operated by any extraordinary group of more than 90 National Trust volunteers who continue to uphold the remarkable legacy of the Shott family and also preserve

Make the most of this rare chance to explore the iconic Shine Dome in Canberra on its 60th anniversary. Staff from the Australian Academy of Science will be conducting tours and sharing fascinating secrets from the construction of this unique building to the present day.

Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Shine Dome and the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing, the Academy will hold a special screening of Hidden Figures, introduced by Australia's Astronomer-at-large, Professor Fred Watson. We will also screen The 50th, on the role Canberrans played in the

Join us on one of two fully guided bus tours, exploring mid-century housing and architecture around Doncaster, Bulleen and Templestowe. The tours will feature commentary from a heritage expert, highlighting the best examples of period homes and key features of modern architecture.

Between 1806 and 1946, 221 people were hanged in Van Diemen's Land.

Woolmers Estate situated on the Norfolk Plains in north-east Tasmania, is an example of how the assignment system was set up to provide labour to settlers in exchange for food and clothing.

Brickendon is one of Tasmania's hidden treasures and along with Woolmers Estate has been included on the UNESCO World Heritage List as one of eleven Australian convict sites.

Volunteering Tasmania is the peak body for volunteerism in Tasmania.

The Waverley Heritage and Design Awards 2019 recognise projects which respect, value and contribute to Waverley’s built environment and celebrates the homeowners, architects, designers and builders involved in enhancing Waverley’s distinctive character.

Come visit the Hobart Convict Penitentiary and see Pandemonium with screenings every hour on the hour.

Join us for an exclusive 'behind the scenes' tour, followed by a light morning tea in the elegant drawing room of this magnificently restored 19th century homestead.

A wonderful opportunity to experience a sense of place. Step back in time and spend the day in Bellerive - the Jewel in the Crown of the Eastern Shore History.
Visit the private museum Ferryman's House ; then see the Sound Preservation collection ; learn about available family history resources

Louise Ann Meredith's writings and illustrations were widely acclaimed.