A university building near the domain |
The beautiful Bahai Temple and below is the ceiling inside. |
I am not sure what this building is but its directly behind the Bahai Centre and perhaps its a residence for visiting presenters. |
Not sure what this one is but I just liked the stonework and the lovely windows. |
This old mill is now an office block. |
This is the ceiling inside the Hobart Town Hall and below is the staircase. |
Opposite the Town Hall is the Mercury Newspaper building and I loved this gate outside it. |
A modern block of apartments which is quite close to the waterfront. |
Another building owned by the university in the city centre. |
Last but not least is a the Cascade Brewery built in 1824 and is still in operation. This is part of Rhonda's "This is on my mind" Friday feature: http://down---to---earth.blogspot.com |
A lovely set of photographs. That University building is so unusual. Reminiscent of Gaudi I think.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the photo's - I love old buildings.
ReplyDeleteBecky in South Carolina
Wow, that's a great photo journey around Hobart bluezbandit. There are some amazing old buildings but even the new apartment building on the waterfront seems sympathetic to the environment.
ReplyDeleteDenise: So glad you thought it looked like a Gaudi building, I thought so too.
ReplyDeleteBecky: thanks for dropping by from South Carolina.
Rose: Thanks Rose, I do love the character of all the buildings tnhat I have photographed.
To all of you: please drop by again. I appreciate your comments
Hi Deb! Thanks so much for stopping by my blog and commenting on my muffins.
ReplyDeleteI love your photos. You're very talented!
Anne @ Domesblissity
Great photo journal. That must be a very interesting city!
ReplyDeleteAnne: Thanks for the compliment. I am just learning photography so if the pics are OK its by sheer accident.
ReplyDeleteJulia: Hobart is a small city, with about 220,000 people. It has half the population of our entire state. Its a beautiful little city and yes, quite interesting.
Oh lovely, I haven't been to Hobart for over 20 years and i love the old architecture. Thanks for the photo tour :).
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