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Travelthe RoadtolEmpiation S aivadon Recreation & Damnation lake the Great North Road from Hobart to The road was once a coach route and ■ ■ - Enjoy its timeless beauty on your Tasmanian Launceston in Tasmania, and you take a road back some of the former coaching inns survive. holiday. into history. EPSOM HOUSE (1835) is on the left as you You will find so much about Tasmania At Granton, HESTERCOMBE CHAPEL (1833) is the enter Pontville. The lovely sandstone Pass __ that’s surprising, from its wealth of historical oldest congregational church in Australia. Near the House as you enter St. Peter’s Pass was once bu ildings, to its flora and wildlife. Yet this Granton Bridge, the gothic style house was once the the KENMORE ARMS (1832). And the un ’ c l ue l5 eas Y to 9 et t 0 affordable. BLACK SNAKE INN (d 830 FOXHUNTER’S RETURN INN at Campbelltown "Wgy From New Zealand, TAA flies direct from ' ' saw manv an Hunt Club ball in the last Christchurch to Hobart. Or “add on” a &S century. w' ' 1 Tasmanian holiday to your Sydney or About half way along the road is, Ross, i Melbourne stay. named after the Scottish town. The ROSS IL I Say “Tasmania”to your travel agent. He’ll BRIDGE (1831-36) is the finest arched bridge I tell you more about what makes of its type in Australia. The bridge carvings are with its fine portico and stables. * Tasmania the place for a totally different holiday, the work of convict stonemasons. MARLBROOK has beautifully carved pineapples The Scottish settlers who founded the on the gateposts. OAKWOOD and CORNELIAN I A CJUI A Nil A town named the four corners of the HILL are other fine houses. I A-VX/ *IAA I \ll fA crossroads, TEMPTATION (for the hotel), But amongst all the inns, houses, V PsL * SALVATION (for the church), RECREATION (for churches and public buildings that remain, one I the town hall) and DAMNATION (for the gaol), stands out, CLARENDON (c!838). A Tasmanian \ •Launceston Near the ROSS HOTEL are some of the stone National Trust house that is unique in 1 WILL Y mile POSTS of the period. Australia for its grandeur and elegance. SURPRISE 2k /t - A feature of the road are many CLARENDON, like many other older —VOU v I U. . -l_l Georgian-style houses. WOOBURN (cl 830 Tasmanian buildings, is OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. 1 \ Clarendon House V