Narryna, Battery Point, Hobart. (Other rooms are under the Narryna tag.)
Former Bedroom & Nursery, Narryna
Narryna, Battery Point, Hobart. Other rooms are under the Narryna tag.
These two rooms are currently used as exhibition rooms. According to information onsite, the larger of the rooms (the one in the photos above and below) was originally the man bedroom with a foyer and dressing room. There are signs on the floor, architraves and cornices (not shown) that indicate where the walls used to be.
The second exhibition room (through here) was a second nursery room.
Downstairs Guest Bedroom, Narryna
Main Stairs, Narryna
Stairs up from entrance hall. Larger image.
Narryna, Battery Point, Hobart. Other rooms are under the Narryna tag.
Partway up the stairs is a door leading to a dressing room and through that to the servants quarters.
On the landing, there are doors to the bedroom, nursery (not shown here)
and front room that used to be a bedroom.
More stairs continue up.
To a small room that was built as an open balcony/crow’s next but later converted to a bathroom.
First floor landing from top of stairs. Doors, left to right: bedroom, front exhibition rooms/former bedroom & nursery.
Bar rooom & cellar
The Deloraine & Districts Folk Museum is housed in the former Family & Commercial Inn. The corner room and adjoining room are presented as rooms of the inn. The cellar is below, viewed from outside.
Cellar
Entrance Hall & Back Hall, Narryna
Entrance hall, looking back towards main entrance. Larger image.
Narryna, Battery Point, Hobart. Other rooms are under the Narryna tag.
Entrance hall leads through to these steps down to a back hall. To the right is the back door. To the left, the kitchen and back stairs.
Back door, leading to courtyard.
Back stairs and kitchen (through door on right).
Upstairs to servants quarters and back entrance to bedrooms.
School & shop, Beaconsfield
Opposite the Grubb Shaft Gold Museum (now Beaconsfield Mine & Heritage Centre) there’s a small complex of recreated buildings with miner’s cottage, school & shop. The school came from nearby Flowery Gully. I can’t remember the origin of the others.
The shop is small front building in the above photo. The single-room school is at the back. The grey walkway is where the photos are taken from, through the window.
Schoolroom
Photos are from the left side of the room to the right (teacher’s desk, fireplace, organ, door)
Shop
First photo is through large front window. Second photo is through small side window.
Miner’s Cottage, Beaconsfield
Opposite the Grubb Shaft Gold Museum (now Beaconsfield Mine & Heritage Centre) there’s a small complex of recreated buildings with miner’s cottage, school & shop. The school came from nearby Flower Gully. I can’t remember the origin of the others.
The cottage consists of a single living room at the front (left to right when looking in the windows: fireplace & chair, table, bed) and a bathroom and dining/cooking room at the back. The latter visible through the door of the front room.
Prime Minister’s Office, Old Parliament House, Canberra
Governess Cart
At Clarendon Estate. I don’t have any information for this one but it looks like a governess cart.
