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Beth McLeod: Personal Perspectives in the writings of a World War II serviceman; Dan Sprod: Flinders in exile on Ile de France (Mauritius) 1804-1810
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| 12 March |
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Phyllis Pitchford: A Tasmanian Life
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| 9 April |
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Eldershaw Lecture (to be held in the Hobart Town Hall) David Day: Douglas Mawson: fact and fiction
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| 14 May |
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Roger Kellaway: Rosny Copper Smelter, 1846-1852
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| 11 June |
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Don & Maggie Row: A Skinner Prout from the Shed |
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| 9 July |
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Betty Pilgrim: 'Tasmanian talent to the fore' - the legendary Pollard Opera Company |
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| 13 August |
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Nick Clements: ‘'Frightened to death’: colonists’ experience of Aboriginal violence in Tasmania
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| 10 September |
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Patsy Graham: A Church for the ‘Perishing Heathen’: the challenges of building Holy Trinity Church, North Hobart, 1835-50 |
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| 8 October |
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Meredith Hodgson: 'At home at Rosedale': domestic life in Tasmania's Midlands in the 1850s |
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| 12 November |
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Gwenda Sheridan: Mount Wellington and the Norfolk Plains: a cultural landscape vision of Arcadia |
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| 10 December |
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Julia Clarke: Vagabonds and railway theives: crime and criminals in mid-nineteenth century Britain |
