Shipwrecks Of New South Wales Central Coast 1800-1899

Transport & Engineering History Local & Regional History

Shipwrecks Of New South Wales Central Coast 1800‑1899 by G Berry offers a concise, factual look at more than a century of maritime mishaps along Australia’s central coastline. The non‑fiction work blends local history with environmental and transport themes, making it a useful reference for both young adult and adult readers interested in Australian maritime heritage.

Berry’s narrative presents each wreck with clear dates, locations and brief descriptions, providing insight into the challenges of 19th‑century navigation and the evolving technology of the era. The book’s focus on true stories and historical context appeals to fans of biographies, true‑story collections, and transportation history alike.

Published in 1994, this 128‑page paperback is in good condition with only minor scuffs and scratches on the cover. The pages are clean, tidy and free of writing, the binding remains tight, and it comes from a smoke‑free home.

A vintage 1990s edition, this title is the last one in stock and makes a solid addition to any collection of Australian history, maritime studies, or nature and environment literature.