Princes Park, named in 1855 after Prince of Wales, was originally part of the Mulgrave Battery. The Hobart semaphore station, part of a relaying network to communicate to Port Arthur penitentiary, is located in Princes Park. The semaphore post with signal arms can be seen beside the building. It relayed to the Mt Nelson signal ... Read more
Regions Hobart & South, Tasmania
Place Types Historical
Tags TAS Unvisited
Princes Park, named in 1855 after Prince of Wales, was originally part of the Mulgrave Battery.
The Hobart semaphore station, part of a relaying network to communicate to Port Arthur penitentiary, is located in Princes Park. The semaphore post with signal arms can be seen beside the building. It relayed to the Mt Nelson signal station 
in the hills above Hobart.
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Cost:Free
Hours:Anytime
Toilets: Flushing
Bins: None
Tables/Seating: Seating
Water: Drinking Fountain
