Sail and Steam: Trading Vessels to Georges Bay 1833-1958 by Garry Richardson | Hardback Reference thanks to the vision of

thanks to the vision of Bob Hamilton

This remarkable story challenges the idea that Irish convict women were passive victims

Welby has taught at all levels of the New Zealand education system and remains an outspoken critic of the education system’s ‘obsession’ with assessing performance

~ Libby Goodsir (Tasmanian writer short listed for the Premier’s Literary Prize and the People’s Choice 2015)

Sail and Steam: Trading Vessels to Georges Bay 1833-1958 by Garry Richardson | Hardback Reference thanks to the vision ofSail and Steam tells the fascinating story of the small shallow draught ships that were once the lifeblood of northeast Tasmanian communities. Noted Tasmanian historian Garry Richardson once again demonstrates his meticulous research skills by augmenting the narrative with extensive specifications, copies of documents and images. Part One of the book covers the vessels that worked in the nineteenth century and Part Two records twentieth century