Club Historical Records
TFNC Meeting Venues
1907-2021: Download pdf
TFNC Office Bearers
1904-2023: Download pdf
TFNC Speakers and Topics
1907-2023: Download pdf
TFNC Annual General Meeting Reports
2023 AGM: Minutes and Reports
TFNC Conservation Matters, Fauna and Flora Observations
1937-1999: Download pdf
2000-2023: Download pdf
TFNC Organisation and Events (newsletters and circulars)
1904-2023: Download pdf
1907 Monthly Meeting: Download pdf
TFNC Published books retained as part of Archives
1905-2023: Download pdf
TFNC Easter Camp Reports 1905 – 1973
1905 Bream Creek: Download pdf
1906 Freycinet: Download pdf
1907 Bruny Island: Download pdf
1909 Wineglass Bay – Schoutens Island: Download pdf
1910 Coles Bay: Download pdf
1911 Deep Hole, Southport: Download pdf
1912 Maria Island: Download pdf
1913 Safety Cove, Port Arthur: Download pdf
1914 Wineglass Bay, camp report: Download pdf
1914 Wineglass Bay, Winifred Scott report : Download pdf
1915 Maria Island : Download pdf
1916 Eaglehawk Neck : Download pdf
1917 Wedge Bay : Download pdf
1918 Safety Cove, Port Arthur : Download pdf
1919 Eaglehawk Neck : Download pdf
1920 Safety Cove, Port Arthur : Download pdf
1921 Adventure Bay, Bruny Island : Download pdf
1922 Adventure Bay, Bruny Island : Download pdf
1923 Lake Fenton : Download pdf
1924 The Narrows, Marion Bay : Download pdf
1925 The Schoutens : Download pdf
1926 Safety Cove, Port Arthur : Download pdf
1928 Merideth River, Swansea : Download pdf
1946 Safety Cove, Port Arthur (Advance party) : Download pdf
1946 Safety Cove, Port Arthur : Download pdf
1953 Bream Creek, Marion Bay (circular) : Download pdf
1958 Saltwater River, Plunkett Point : Download pdf
1959 Rheban : Download pdf
1960 Rheban (not published): Download pdf
1961 Swansea: Download pdf
1969 Tooms Lake: Download pdf
1973 Adventure Bay, Bruny Island (circular): Download pdf
1973 Adventure Bay, Bruny Island (report): Download pdf
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