Ross Female Factory Historic Site

Cnr. Bond and Portugal Streets, Tasmania 7209 Australia

Independent
No Wifi

“The Ross Female Factory, erected in 1833, is located in the town of Ross, Tasmania.”

The Ross Female Factory, erected in 1833, is located in the town of Ross, Tasmania. It was initially built to house the convict chain gains employed on the Ross Bridge. The Ross Female Factory is one of four female factories built in Tasmania. Between 1847 and 1854 it operated as a probation station for female conv...

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Reviewed by
Rob Coad

9 Reviews
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August 28, 2019

Rated 4.0

If you are into Australian history, you will enjoy the Ross Female Factory Historic Site. As a World Heritage listed convict site, it’s a must visit. Inside there are stories and information how convict women lived and worked on this property with their children.

Pros ✅
▫️World Heritage listed
▫️Aussie history
▫️well written stories

Cons ❌
No tour guide

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