Images Dated 29th November 2019

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

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Commissariat Store complex in the Kingston and Arthurs Vale Historic Area

Commissariat Store complex in the Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area, one of the eleven sites making up the Australian Convict Sites World Heritage Property. Completed in 1835 the main building became a church in 1874 and is the All Saints Anglican Church today. In the 1990s the basement became a museum. Norfolk Island, Southwest Pacific, Australia

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Surgeons Quarters built in 1827 on the site of the first two Government Houses

Surgeon's Quarters built in 1827 on the site of the first two Government Houses on Norfolk Island, situated in Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area, one of the eleven sites making up the Australian Convict Sites World Heritage Property. The precinct also has archaeological remains from pre-European Polynesian settlement. Norfolk Island, Southwest Pacific, Australia

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