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Port of Teepookana: 1898

Frederick O. Henry, the short and bearded Scotsman standing fourth from left, made a fortune in the early mining days of the Tasmanian West Coast. My children are his great-great-grandchildren. Behind is the steam from a boat that linked the river port of Teepookana to the sea port of Strahan. Strahan flourishes today as a tourist destination. Teepookana is overgrown by the forest. This professional photograph by J. Mills of Zeehan comes from the F. O. Henry family archive. View full size.

Frederick O. Henry, the short and bearded Scotsman standing fourth from left, made a fortune in the early mining days of the Tasmanian West Coast. My children are his great-great-grandchildren. Behind is the steam from a boat that linked the river port of Teepookana to the sea port of Strahan. Strahan flourishes today as a tourist destination. Teepookana is overgrown by the forest. This professional photograph by J. Mills of Zeehan comes from the F. O. Henry family archive. View full size.

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