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had become a boom town of about 250 people
the reserve was originally called "National Park" until it was officially changed to its present name in 1947
With spectacular scenery
A hand drawn and coloured survey of Wybellinna situated at Little Swan Port on the East Coast of Tasmania
was the first to cover the entire national park on the one map sheet
Pembroke 28 - Historical Chart The Gardens had become a boom townYear: 1800s Print Size: 36cm x 48cm A hand drawn and coloured survey of Wybellinna situated at Little Swan Port on the East Coast of Tasmania. Surveyed by H. R. Giffney and dated July 15, 1840, the plan shows a 500 acre grant to Samuel Lapham and John Walker. Samuel Lapham was appointed Assistant Superintendent of convicts at Darlington, Maria Island in 1842 where he was subsequently dismissed for leniency towards Irish country man William Smith
