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Ruins of the 1848 Salt House where seawater was partially evaporated by the sun then

Emily Bay, the island's safest swimming area, and ruins of the 1848 Salt House

Emily Bay and Point Hunter at a southern tip of the island

Emily Bay and an isolated Norfolk Island pine on Point Hunter at a southern tip of

An isolated Norfolk Island pine at Lone Pine Headland on Point Hunter on a southern

Rough seas over the notorious Bar between Norfolk and Nepean Islands

Rainbow over uninhabited Nepean Island about 800 m south of Norfolk Island and 10

Cemetery Bay with Phillip Island seven km off the coast

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Emily Bay and an isolated Norfolk Island pine on Point Hunter at a southern tip of

Emily Bay and an isolated Norfolk Island pine on Point Hunter at a southern tip of the island. Protected by a reef just off the Lone Pine Headland the bay is the island's safest swimming area. Once called Turtle Bay it was possibly renamed after a young Emily who died there between May 1803 and June 1804. Norfolk Island, Southwest Pacific, Australia

Vista from Queen Elizabeth Lookout of part of the Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic

Officers' Baths in the Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area

Visitors at Queen Elizabeth Lookout overlooking the Kingston and Arthur's Vale

Visitor at the Officers' Baths in the Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area

Fortified wall around the New Military Barracks in the Kingston and Arthur's Vale

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Fortified wall around the New Military Barracks in the Kingston and Arthur's Vale

Fortified wall around the New Military Barracks in the Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area, one of the eleven sites making up the Australian Convict Sites World Heritage Property. The wall was constructed in 1850 to protect the soldiers from possible convict uprisings. Norfolk Island, Southwest Pacific, Australia

Commissariat Store complex in the Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area

Old Military Barracks built in the 1830s in the Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic

Old Military Barracks in the Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area

Norfolk Island Golf Club situated in Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area

Norfolk Island and Australian flags flying at Government House in Kingston

Government House in Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area

Ruins of the Crank Mill in Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area

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New Military Barracks in the Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area

New Military Barracks in the Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area, one of the eleven sites making up the Australian Convict Sites World Heritage Property. The building, completed in 1837, now houses the island's administration offices. Two cannons flanking the entrance stairs are from the First Fleet flagship 'Sirius' that sank off the island in 1790. Norfolk Island, Southwest Pacific, Australia

Ruins of the Convict or Civil Hospital built in 1829 in the Kingston and Arthur's

Kitchen for the Surgeon's Quarters in Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area

Gateway of the New Goal built 1836-1847 in the most cruel times of convict settlement

Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area with the Surgeon's House (1928) in

Surgeon's Quarters built in 1827 on the site of the first two Government Houses

Ruins of the Constable's Quarters in Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area

Former Royal Engineers Office now a bookshop and cafe in Kingston and Arthur's