Hobart

The circle of cottages will show who settled on land advertised to well-to-do buyers.

The staircase takes the route from the warehouses to a residential neighborhood and preserves the memory of the ruined owner of this passage.

Here, success in the harbor will end with creditors selling the family home and property.

This stop will explain where the land beneath the port streets and warehouses came from.

This stop links the collection of port duties to the question of who was supposed to pay for the convict system.

The final stop will explain why the port’s defenses were removed from the headland and to whom the land that was freed up was transferred.

Here you will see how income from shops and cafes helped preserve spaces for art.

The tower will link the residential neighborhood to the river: it was built as a recognizable marker for sailors.