Brad Wood
Launceston Historical Society Talks
A lecture series on a variety of subjects of relevance to the history of Launceston, the Tamar Valley & nearby districts of Tasmania. A different speaker is engaged to give a talk before members and the public on the second Sunday of each month.
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Episodes
Significance of Tamar Valley for Tasmanian Aboriginal People. A talk by Geoff McLean 19 February 2023. 18.02.2023 36:27
Significance of Tamar Valley for Tasmanian Aboriginal People. A talk by Geoff McLean 19 February 2023.
The Annandale Community Archaeology Dig. A talk by John Dent on 17 July 2022 01.09.2022 1:04:51
The 2nd Mead Smith Von Stieglitz Lecture The Annandale Community Archaeology Dig. A talk by John Dent on 17 July 2022
Anaesthesia and Surgery in Antarctica - No Place to Get Sick. 10th Pugh Day Lecture by Michael Cooper 19 June 2022 04.07.2022 44:30
Anaesthesia and Surgery in Antarctica - No Place to Get Sick. 10th Pugh Day Lecture by Michael Cooper 19 June 2022
Coping with Shock Infectious Diseases: Typhoid and Cholera in 19th Century Tasmania. A talk by Stefan Petrow on 15 May 2022 04.07.2022 50:46
Coping with Shock Infectious Diseases: Typhoid and Cholera in 19th Century Tasmania. A talk by Stefan Petrow on 15 May 2022
Tasmanian Artillery from Federation to Gallipoli. A talk by Mark Cameron on 10 April 2022 18.06.2022 39:37
A talk by Mark Cameron on 10 April 2022
Margaret Mack: Intrepid Physio. A talk by Richard Mack 20 February 2022 04.04.2022 1:00:17
Margaret Mack: Intrepid Physio. A talk by Richard Mack 20 February 2022
Touring Around Tasmania with Spurling in 1914. A talk by Graeme Williams in November 2021 08.02.2022 47:27
Touring Around Tasmania with Spurling in 1914. A talk by Graeme Williams in November 2021
The Little Skipper. Sir John Evans. A talk by Nigel Burch in October 2021 08.02.2022 32:40
The Little Skipper. Sir John Evans. A talk by Nigel Burch in October 2021
Who Killed the Tigers? A talk by Nic Haygarth September 2021 08.02.2022 56:26
Who Killed the Tigers? A talk by Nic Haygarth September 2021
William Henry Clayton: architect. A talk by Robert Smith on 15 August 2021 28.09.2021 56:33
William Henry Clayton: an amateurs perspective of the legacy of the architect in Tasmania and New Zealand. A talk by Robert Smith on 15 August 2021
If These Walls Could Talk. Talk by Alan Townsend in July 2021. 01.09.2021 52:58
If These Walls Could Talk. Talk by Alan Townsend in July 2021.
The role of anaesthetists in safe childbirth in Australia - from pioneers to present day. Talk read by Dr John Paull for Professor Alicia Dennis on 21 June 2021 01.09.2021 52:25
Pugh Day Lecture. The role of anaesthetists in safe childbirth in Australia - from pioneers to present day. Talk read by Dr John Paull for Professor Alicia Dennis on 21 June 2021
John Francis - Royal Assassin. A talk by Derek Binns on 16 May 2021 20.06.2021 42:20
John Francis - Royal Assassin. A talk by Derek Binns on 16 May 2021
Kings Meadows Road Station. A talk by John Dent and Darren Watton on 18 April 2021 15.05.2021 1:05:33
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Sir Richard Dry - Our Greatest Hero. Talk by Nigel Burch on 21 February 2021 15.05.2021 37:56
Sir Richard Dry - Our Greatest Hero. Talk by Nigel Burch on 21 February 2021
Controversial Publisher of the Cornwall Chronicle. Talk by Mike McCausland on 16 February 2020 16.02.2020 49:27
Controversial Publisher of the Cornwall Chronicle. Talk by Mike McCausland on 16 February 2020
Edward Abbott Senior and Junior. A talk by Tony Marshall on 15 September 2019 15.09.2019 47:49
Edward Abbott Senior and Junior. A talk by Tony Marshall on 15 September 2019
A Brief History of the Cataract Gorge. Talk by Marion Sargent on 18 August 2019 18.08.2019 36:30
A Brief History of the Cataract Gorge. Talk by Marion Sargent on 18 August 2019
Louisa Anne Meredith. A talk by Maureen Ferris on 14 April 2019. 14.04.2019 51:26
Louisa Anne Meredith. A talk by Maureen Ferris on 14 April 2019.
Tasmanian soldiers and the end of World War I. Dr Stefan Petrow. 18 November 2018 18.11.2018 46:25
On breaking German resistance - Tasmanian soldiers and the end of World War I. Talk by Dr Stefan Petrow on 18 November 2018
When Multiculturalism Came to Launceston. Talk by Karin Le on 21 October 2018 21.10.2018 47:57
When Multiculturalism Came to Launceston. Talk by Karin Le on 21 October 2018
Aboriginal Archaeology in Tasmania. Talk by Evan Livingstone-Thomas on 16 September 2018 16.09.2018 58:25
Aboriginal Archaeology in Tasmania. Talk by Evan Livingstone-Thomas on 16 September 2018
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