‘Notorious, savage, delinquent.’ My article on the women of the Cascades Female Factory in Hobart, out now in Tasmania 40 South magazine. #womenwhowrite #WeLoveMemoirs

Looking for a change of pace? Want to work with some of the most stunning award-winning world heritage sites in Tasmania? We're looking for you! PAHSMA is seeking a new Sales and Marketing Coordinator- applications close 20 May careers.pageuppeople.com/759/cw/en/job/… #jobs #sales #marketing

The Cascades Female Factory Historic Site has launched a new 45-minute, one-woman performance called The Proud and The Punished. Read my review of the performance here: tasmaniantimes.com/2020/01/review… Review published by The Tasmanian Times. Female Factory

Following 105 days of closure due to the pandemic, the World Heritage-listed Port Arthur & Cascades Female Factory Historic Sites will reopen with free entry for children and a complimentary two-year Ticket of Leave pass for all sites from Friday 3 July femalefactory.org.au

Don't know if you've heard but we're opening our doors tomorrow! From now until 31 Dec we're offering FREE entry for kids & everyone will receive a complimentary pass for re-entry anytime in the next 2yrs portarthur.org.au #schoolholidays #holidayherethisyear #covidsafe

Have you heard? We're opening our doors tomorrow! Children admitted FREE from now until 31 Dec. Come and experience our new Proud & the Punished dramatised tour femalefactory.org.au #covidsafe #holidayherethisyear #hobartandbeyond #australianconvictsites

We are Open! We can't wait to see you all again. It's #schoolholidays and we're offering free of charge entry for children from now until 31 Dec femalefactory.org.au #hobartandbeyond #schoolholidays #australianconvictsites #holidayherethisyear

Thousands of convicts died in Tasmania. Where many lie remains a mystery abc.net.au/news/2020-07-0…

Federal funding for historic convict sites welcomed #politas premier.tas.gov.au/site_resources…

Cascades Female Factory reopens with a compelling new history and interpretation centre. hubs.la/Q016M9rh0

The Cascades Female Factory has reopened! Bringing to light the stories of dispossession, mistreatment and the forced migration of convict women and their children, and their contribution our history of colonial Australia to the present femalefactory.org.au

On Friday we launched a new History & Interpretation Centre at the Cascades Female Factory and reopened the site for the first time in almost a year. So nice to see this project come to fruition!

Top 10 Things to do in #Hobart emilystravelguides.com/best-things-to… #cascadesfemalefactory #hobartandbeyond #discovertasmania 📸credit: hype tv

Family Activities and Festival of Voices events at Cascades Female Factory these #winterschoolholidays email.ionata.com.au/t/y-9993DD4B3D…

A generous donation from descendants of Dr Thomas Coke Brownell the very first of the qualified medical staff appointed to the Port Arthur settlement in 1832 portarthur.org.au/2022/06/genero… #artefacts #history #Collections

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Shadows and shapes at Female Factory in Hobart, Tasmania.

A couple more photos from the grounds of Female Factory. 🧱

Meet featured historian, Dr. Dianne Snowden AM, who has written histories on convict women and their "orphan children" who were transported to #Tasmania. glli-us.org/2023/04/23/tas… #TasmanianLitMonth #TasmanianHistory #HistoryFromBelow #Twitterhistorians 🧵

Book Review – ‘Convict Lives: Mothers’ Trials and Triumphs’ - tasmaniantimes.com/2025/05/book-r…