Horse-drawn cab from Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery, Launceston
Launceston
Western Electric Film Projector
Located in Neil Pitt's Menswear in Launceston, which was formerly the Majestic Theatre, Launceston.
WESTERN ELECTRIC
FILM PROJECTOR
1929
This carbon arc projector was one of two main projectors used in the Majestic Theatre between 1929 and the early 60's. It was most recently kept as part of the collection of Geoff Scholes who regularly screened 35 mm films to friends and family. It's partner projector can be seen the George Town museum.
City Park Radio
City Park Radio, community radio station. The old cottage buildings has offices etc. The studio is in a building behind (although it used to be in the attic there).
Studio building.
Music library
Launceston Synagogue
To go in, you have to go along this side bit and the door is around the back.
(The different floor colours are due to boards being replaced, no floor coverings.)
Originally here.
Internal photos are from the Rotary Club's Doors Open Day in 2009.
Town Hall, Launceston
Built 1864. Extended 1906.
Foyer on ground floor. Service area (where the public makes payments, gets information etc) is through that doorway.
St John’s Anglican Church, Launceston
Consecrated 1823. Originally constructed 1825-1829 (yellow tower & entrance section) with substantial additions in the early 20th century.
