Art Gallery in Grove, TAS
art gallery in Grove, TAS (Results 1 - 1 of 1)
2064 Huon Hwy, Grove, 7109
(03) 6266 4345
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1755 Channel Hwy, Margate, 7054
(03) 6267 2333
The Channel Museum is a must-visit for history enthusiasts. With professionally presented exhibits and knowledgeable volunteers, the museum offers an insightful look into local history and colonial settlers. The extensive collection includes ancient items, production tools, and housewares. The affordable entrance fee makes it a worthwhile stop for individuals and families. 
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45 Smyley St, Franklin, 7113
0457 063 702
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1565 CHANNEL HWY, Margate, 7054
(03) 6267 2020
Tasmania s largest landscaped native garden, bird watching, stunning views A water wise, bird attracting sustainable garden of ideas with thousands of native plants across hundreds of species. 
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190 Strickland Ave, South Hobart, 7004
0481 302 404
WELLINGTON GALLERY Presents Last Available Works of Thomas Andersen Thomas’ work is represented internationally in public and private collectio... Art gallery 
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203 Channel Highway, Kingston, 7050
(03) 6232 3209
... Federal Government Office 
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16 Degraves Street, South Hobart, 7004
... information services, tourist services, Historical Place, Travel, tour agency, tourist information,... The Female Factory Historic Site in South Hobart is a must-visit for history enthusiasts. Customers highly recommend the guided tours, praising the knowledgeable and passionate guides who share engaging stories and historical facts about the lives of female convicts in the early 19th century. The site offers a well-structured tour that takes visitors through the various buildings and areas of the factory, providing informative displays and exhibitions. Some customers suggest adding more written details around the site for those without data access on their phones. The site also offers additional activities like workshops, performances, and special events. A thought-provoking and educational experience, the Cascades Female Factory Historic Site sheds light on a significant part of Tasmania's history. 
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7562 Channel Highway, Cygnet, 7112
0481 332 979
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7562 Channel Hwy, Cygnet, 7112
0481 332 979
Art Gallery is operated by resident artist Richard Stanley. He exhibits for sale all his own work, including Original Tasmanian Landscape Oil Paintings, Fine Art Prints and Greeting Cards.His work... 
5 Garthfield Ave, Cygnet, 7112
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22 Mary Street, Cygnet, 7112
0400 867 509
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41 Mary St, Cygnet, 7112
0427 872 362
... Art gallery Huon Art is a spacious gallery located in Cygnet, showcasing beautiful pieces of historical art. The friendly and helpful owner, Carlene, goes the extra mile to assist customers, including shipping art purchases. The gallery features a great range of premium Tasmanian art with some lovely hosts who may even allow visitors to meet the exhibiting artists. 
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37 Mary St, Cygnet, 7112
(03) 6295 1560
... History museum Cygnet Living History Museum is a community-run attraction with a focus on local history and industries. Visitors can explore settlement history, family histories, historic buildings, and various industries such as wooden boat building, timber, fruit, and festivals. Admission is by gold coin donation and the museum is open during the summer months only. 
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22 Mary St, Cygnet, 7112
0400 400 755
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17 Mary St, Cygnet, 7112
0459 582 459
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15 Mary St, Cygnet, 7112
(03) 6295 0582
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31 Golden Valley Rd, Cygnet, 7112
0427 015 558
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College Road, Sandy Bay, 7005
(03) 6165 5143
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61 Davey St, Hobart, 7000
(03) 6234 3862
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318 Channel Hwy, Taroona, 7053
0427 770 422
... Landmark & Historical Place, History Museum, Historical landmark Shot Tower is a historical museum showcasing an incredible structure built in the 1800s for producing lead shot. Visitors praise the fascinating history, stunning views from the top, original timber stairs, and delicious scones at the tearoom. Some mention the climb can be strenuous and may not be suitable for those with vertigo or a fear of heights. The tea room and gift shop are also highlighted as worth a visit. 
