Post Office, Launceston
c.1911
Tasmania
Queen’s Wharf, Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
Queen’s Wharf, Launceston
Postmarked & dated 1907
Paterson St, Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
Patterson Street, Launceston
Collins Street, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Collins Street, Hobart, Tasmania 1910.
M&L Series (McVilly & Little). Printed Saxony.
Google Street View
(Almost none of the buildings are but the same but the building with the verandah on the right side of postcard is the former Imperial Hotel, the three-storey white building on the right side of the street view. Similar view here.
Huts, Mt Wellington, Tasmania
Falls Hut, Cascades, Hobart, Tas
M & L Series
Forest Hut, Cascades
Published: J. Walch & Sons, Wellington Bridge, Hobart, c.1905
Iron Pot Lighthouse
The Iron Pot is a chunk of rock at the mouth of the Derwent. The lighthouse “is significant for several reasons. It was the first lighthouse built in Tasmania, it is the second oldest lighthouse built in Australia, it is the oldest original tower in Australia, it was the first to utilise a locally made optic, and was the first Australian lighthouse to use solar power.”