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August at TMAG – Marley Large


The Royal Society of Tasmania

Presents

Marley Large

Snapshots of 175 Years of The Royal Society of Tasmania’s Minutes

A Public Lecture  – 6  August 2019

8.00pm in the Royal Society Room,
Customs House Building, TMAG, entrance from Dunn Place. 

 

 

Over the last year, Marley has researched several topics in the Royal Society of Tasmania’s archives. Along the way, she discovered various unexpected and often exciting twists and turns and went down many irrelevant but highly enjoyable rabbit holes. The result is a wealth of information, sometimes scientific and sometimes quirky, about individuals, developmental events, social issues, infrastructure and innovation that made a significant difference in Tasmania.

 

 

 

 

 

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