Established by bequest to the people of Tasmania by Henry Allport, the Allport Library and Museum is one of LINC Tasmania's heritage collections. It consists of books and pamphlets, works of art, photographs, manuscripts, and English and European decorative arts, presented in a permanent display of period rooms. Convict artists and the work of many colonial landscape artists are a feature of the collection. Several exhibitions showing items from the collections are held each year

Located in Darling Harbour, Sydney, the museum aims to bring maritime heritage to life and preserve it for future generations

Website includes biographical databases, collection databases, a virtual tour, online exhibitions and a Roll of Honour

This centre houses artefacts from Beaconsfield and the Tamar Valley, family history resources and interactive displays. Includes a Mine Rescue display which tells the story of April 2006

Details of Burnie's Regional Museum incorporating the Pioneeer Village Museum

Public gateway to Tasmanian not-for-profit, public access collecting organisations and institutions in all sectors, including museums, art galleries, libraries and archives

Information about The Friends of TMAG, a group that supports the activities of the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery

Information about the Markree House Museum & Garden at Battery Point. It combines permanent exhibitions of Tasmanian history and period rooms with a series of changing exhibitions featuring art and decorative arts under the auspices of TMAG

The Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House is a living museum of social and political history, located in a nationally listed heritage building in Parkes, Canberra

Information on the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery Shop, which promotes the Museum's collections and encourages an awareness of Tasmania's cultural, scientific and artistic heritage. Online purchases are available

Web site of the National Museum of Australia, with information on its collections, exhibitions and events

Online searchable database containing information about the faunal (animal) collections held in Australian museums and other institutions, such as CSIRO. OZCAM is an intitiative of the Council of Heads of Australian Faunal Collections (CHAFC), representing primarily public zoological and palaeontological collections. The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG) is a participating organisation

QVMAG, Launceston, Tasmania is the largest museum and art gallery outside a capital city in Australia, and particularly known for its fine collections of Australian colonial art, contemporary art and craft, Tasmanian natural and social history, Chinese temple, Launceston Railway Workshops and Planetarium

Information on the benefits of becoming a Friend of the QVMAG, (Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston) with link to application form, and volunteer application form

Details of the Small Museums and Collection program that provides grants and loans assistance to the curatorial and collection management practices of smaller public and community collection and museums

The Tasmania Fire Museum conserves all aspects of Tasmania's fire service heritage, displays its collection throughout Tasmania, and promotes awareness of the Fire Service. Current display sites are located at Hobart Glenorchy with sites planned for Burnie and Launceston

Information on Tasmania's museums and art galleries

Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery website presenting a selection of Tasmanian colonial decorative arts held in its collection. Includes historical notes, and images of objects from the collection

Web site of the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, with links to information on its exhibitions and collections, tours, buildings, education, services, and bookshop

Details of TMAG's educational activities and services, including school and teacher programs, learning resources, and family holiday programs

The TMAGgots is a group of young Tasmanians who are interested in actively supporting the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery. It aims to help younger Tasmanians to know about and experience the exhibitions, collections, and cultural and natural heritage of TMAG

The centre features a collection of veteran motor vehicles, as well as housing the Wynyard Visitor Information Centre, and exhibitions of artworks and collections relating to local industries