Olde Hobart Town

Photograph shows the Masonic Hall, Hobart Savings Bank and Derwent & Tamar Building.

All images photographed sometime between 1940s - 1970s

Hartz Mountains - sometime between the 1940s - 1970s

St Joseph's Church, Macquarie Street - 1844

The church is now named Pendragon Hall and has been converted to a residence.

This church stood in Harrington Street, until it was demolish in 1955 after being sold to Neptune Oil company in 1954. The church's organ went to the Hobart Baptist Tabernacle and a particular stain glass window that featured in the church, has been identified in Scots Church in Bathurst Street.

Bellerive - 1970s

Hobart Penitentiary in the foreground. It used to stretch along Campbell Street between Brisbane and Bathurst Streets. All that remains is a small are of it at the Brisbane street end, and parts of the old wall are visible along Campbell Street.

Credit: Film Australia

Bellerive - 1910s

Bellerive Hotel - 1880s

View from Rosny Hill Lookout - 1900

The stone cottage was built in 1809, and can be seen in the modern photo in amongst the trees on the right

Hobart Regatta - 1900s

Hobart Regatta - 1920s

Elizabeth Street Mall - 1880

Lindisfarne Primary School - Date Unknown