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Clarendon Estate

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Clarendon is one of Australia's most imposing and romantic pastoral homesteads.
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Franklin House

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The birthplace of the National Trust in Tasmania.
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Runnymede

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A largely intact 19th century whaling family’s home named after Capt. Charles Bayley’s favourite ship, Runnymede.
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Home Hill

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1916 family home and gardens of Australian Prime Minster Joseph Lyons and Dame Enid Lyons.
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Old Umbrella Shop

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A rare glimpse into Tasmania’s retail heritage. A wide range of quality umbrellas and proudly featuring local Tasmanian made and owned gifts and souvenirs.
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Latrobe Courthouse Museum

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Discover the many stories of Latrobe.
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A Georgian sandstone home in dappled sunlight underneath large oak trees Featuring a white picket fence and sunburst transom window

Oak Lodge

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Oak Lodge, the only historic home open to the public in Richmond, a historic Georgian sandstone house in it's original condition.
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Penghana

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Penghana B&B offers a rare opportunity to stay in this historic west coast Arts & Crafts Movement mansion and be immersed in its history.
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Conservation Appeals – St Andrew’s Anglican Church, Evandale

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A devastating fire has led a much loved northern Tasmanian church to open a National Trust Conservation Appeal.
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Runnymede Under Threat

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The National Trust’s flagship property, Runnymede is under threat from an unsympathetic adjacent development.
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Launceston Heritage Under Threat

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Launceston faces the loss of two important heritage buildings.
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UNSHACKLED – The True Convict Story

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Two exhibitions under the Unshackled banner are open in Hobart this year.
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Zephaniah Williams, Chartist Convict

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A rare treasure from the Trust’s Latrobe Court House Museum has gone on exhibition at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery.
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Clarendon Renaissance

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Clarendon, the National Trust of Australia (Tasmania)’s flagship property ten minutes south of Evandale is undergoing a renaissance.
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Built Heritage Maintenance Funding for Clarendon and Hobart Penitentiary

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The Hobart Penitentiary Chapel and Clarendon have benefitted from concerted works programs made possible by a Tasmanian Government Built Heritage Maintenance grant.
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2024 Heritage Oration – media coverage

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On the 28 April, the Canberra Times published a report about Ted Baillieu’s Heritage Oration delivered for the National Trust (ACT) on 18 April, World Heritage Day. A transcript of the Oration will be published on the website shortly.
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Remote Hawkesbury Cemetery Tour

nsw 12 Sep 2024
The tour will be led by Historian Michelle Nichols. Experience a scenic drive across the rural Hawkesbury district and discover some of the historic cemeteries around the lesser-known parts of this historic region. Discover the unique stories from some of the graves of early settlers and their families, as well
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Expression of Interest for SPP funding

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The Strategic Partnerships Program is an initiative by the Victorian State Government’s Department of Education to fund educational programs that enrich learning experiences. For 2024 and 2025, the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) is delighted to offer subsidised or fully funded excursions and/or transport for eligible schools. For information on
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First Nations led tour of Pentridge Prison’s former B Division

vic 1 Jun 2024
A unique opportunity as part of National Reconciliation Week to learn about the First Nations experience of incarceration at HM Prison Pentridge.
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City Hill – Often driven past, never walked in

act 5 May 2024
This walk winds around City Hill to take a close look at four phases in its development. The prominent site provides many links to the Indigenous past in the surrounding landscape, and made it an apex point of the Parliamentary Triangle in Griffin’s 1913 plan for the National Capital. The
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