Voices from the Orphan Schools: the Children's Stories by Dianne Snowden | PB Nature & Environment This book is the story

This book is the story of their lives

Readers will be transported back in time to see delivery drivers in Hunter Street taking loads of apricots to IXL

The walks cater for young children through to experienced walkers and take from 30-minutes to two hours return

Fat Chance is a poignant reminder for children of all ages

From the breezy treetops to the ocean deep

Voices from the Orphan Schools: the Children's Stories by Dianne Snowden | PB Nature & Environment This book is the storyNearly 6,000 children passed through the Orphan Schools in New Town (Hobart) from 1828 to 1879. Many were not orphans at all, but the children of convict mothers. This book reveals some of their stories. Dianne Snowden has shed new light on an important part of Tasmanias history, and brought to life stories which, though hitherto either unknown or long forgotten, are part of our story. ~ Saul Eslake.