Old Tasmanian Towns Photo Gallery by Paul Dudley at pbase.com

Old Tasmanian Towns

Between Hobart and Launceston there are towns which have
kept their best nineteenth century buildings and atmosphere.
There are more recent pictures of these places at
https://pbase.com/lambsfeathers/ross and
https://pbase.com/lambsfeathers/midlands

1823 Bridge — 1	1823 Bridge — 2	Old Flour Mill / Campania High School	Stephen Walker's sculpture
Stephen Walker's sculpture	Drought-affected	Lake Dulverton — 1	Lake Dulverton — 2
Lake Dulverton — 3	Old Bakehouse	Grand House	Callington Mill — 1
Callington Mill — 2	Callington Mill — 3	Callington Mill — 4	Farm building
Roses in a drystone wall	Antiques Shop	Cottage and Garden	Seen over a wall
About Oatlands' dry walls	Cottage and wall	Oatlands building	Ross Bridge
Macquarie River at Ross – 1	Macquarie River at Ross — 2	Lovers' seat	Convict-era stables
Wesleyan Chapel – 1	Wesleyan Chapel – 2	Wesleyan Chapel interior	Ross Garden
Ross Building	Ross Hotel	Roman Catholic Church	St Johns Church

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