Convict built hi-res stock photography and images

The Richmond Bridge is the oldest heritage-listed, convict-built, bridge located on the B31 in Richmond, 25 kilometres north of Hobart in Tasmania. Stock Photo

RM2X2553T–The Richmond Bridge is the oldest heritage-listed, convict-built, bridge located on the B31 in Richmond, 25 kilometres north of Hobart in Tasmania.

convict built sandstone buildings from the mid ninteenth century, when convict labour transformed Cockatoo Island into an industrial dockyard, Cockato Stock Photo

RMMAP2D3–convict built sandstone buildings from the mid ninteenth century, when convict labour transformed Cockatoo Island into an industrial dockyard, Cockato

Port Essington founded on the Cobourg Peninsula as the new Singapore 1838 Convict built stone ruins and pitiable graves Stock Photo

RMWH93TA–Port Essington founded on the Cobourg Peninsula as the new Singapore 1838 Convict built stone ruins and pitiable graves

Norfolk Island, Convict Built Entrance to Pitcairn Settlers All Saints Church, in Kingston World Heritage Area, and Endemic Norfolk Island Pines. Stock Photo

RF2DJ9PRG–Norfolk Island, Convict Built Entrance to Pitcairn Settlers All Saints Church, in Kingston World Heritage Area, and Endemic Norfolk Island Pines.

The Auld Kirk, a convict-built 1845 Presbyterian church at Sidmouth, West Tamar, Tamar, Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo

RM2G18PH5–The Auld Kirk, a convict-built 1845 Presbyterian church at Sidmouth, West Tamar, Tamar, Tasmania, Australia

RMHF4W35–Convict built bridge

Convict built brick Engine House on The Reservoir Circuit, Maria Island Tasmania Stock Photo

RF2X75T5R–Convict built brick Engine House on The Reservoir Circuit, Maria Island Tasmania

Convict built cottage, Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo

RMHF4TXT–Convict built cottage, Tasmania, Australia

Historic convict built Hamilton Inn pub in the town village of Hamilton in Tasmania,Australia Stock Photo

RMW3A78P–Historic convict built Hamilton Inn pub in the town village of Hamilton in Tasmania,Australia

The convict-built buildings that were part of the original jam manufacturing site of Henry Jones (later IXL) on the Hobart waterfront still stand prou Stock Photo

RFT0HBFJ–The convict-built buildings that were part of the original jam manufacturing site of Henry Jones (later IXL) on the Hobart waterfront still stand prou

Historic houses trust attached to Hyde Park Barracks Macquarie Street Sydney New South Wales Australia Stock Photo

RMDA0GR8–Historic houses trust attached to Hyde Park Barracks Macquarie Street Sydney New South Wales Australia

Convict built bridge at Ross, Central Tasmania Stock Photo

RFBWD2NP–Convict built bridge at Ross, Central Tasmania

The entrance to one of the convict built, cut sandstone buildings with ornate detailing on Cockatoo Island Dockyard in Sydney Harbour, Australia Stock Photo

RM2CB71G2–The entrance to one of the convict built, cut sandstone buildings with ornate detailing on Cockatoo Island Dockyard in Sydney Harbour, Australia

Historic Ross stone bridge built 1836 over Macquarie River Tasmania Australia Stock Photo

RM2RE11CC–Historic Ross stone bridge built 1836 over Macquarie River Tasmania Australia

The convict-built church at Port Arthur Stock Photo

RMG12BGN–The convict-built church at Port Arthur

Sandstone brick convict built building with decorative stonework, corrugated iron roof, arched doorway, pebbled courtyard against clear blue sky Stock Photo

RFW3A8X6–Sandstone brick convict built building with decorative stonework, corrugated iron roof, arched doorway, pebbled courtyard against clear blue sky

A view, looking up on a cloudy, blue sky day, of the Old Windmill Observatory on Wickham Terrace framed by the foliage of the park's green trees. Stock Photo

RM2XKY7N7–A view, looking up on a cloudy, blue sky day, of the Old Windmill Observatory on Wickham Terrace framed by the foliage of the park's green trees.

Historic convict built sandstone bridge at Ross in central Tasmania was constructed completed in 1836 to cross the Macquarie River and is the third ol Stock Photo

RFT9PJ11–Historic convict built sandstone bridge at Ross in central Tasmania was constructed completed in 1836 to cross the Macquarie River and is the third ol

Convict built road, Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo

RFHF4W62–Convict built road, Tasmania, Australia

RM2X25529–The Richmond Bridge is the oldest heritage-listed, convict-built, bridge located on the B31 in Richmond, 25 kilometres north of Hobart in Tasmania.

Ross Bridge, Ross, Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo

RMDDR6FF–Ross Bridge, Ross, Tasmania, Australia

RFM5YB6G–TASMANIAN LANDSCAPES

Norfolk Island. Convict-Built Stairs in Pitcairn Settlers All Saints Church, in World Heritage Area, Kingston & Arthur's Vale Historic Area. Stock Photo

RF2DMCD15–Norfolk Island. Convict-Built Stairs in Pitcairn Settlers All Saints Church, in World Heritage Area, Kingston & Arthur's Vale Historic Area.

The Convict church, never consecrated, is an iconic building at the open air museum of Port Arthur Historic Site. Stock Photo

RFT0HBKM–The Convict church, never consecrated, is an iconic building at the open air museum of Port Arthur Historic Site.

The famous convict built bridge in Richmond near Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo

RF2RR2AK9–The famous convict built bridge in Richmond near Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

Convict built brick Engineers House on The Reservoir Circuit, Maria Island Tasmania Stock Photo

RF2X75T5G–Convict built brick Engineers House on The Reservoir Circuit, Maria Island Tasmania

Australia, Tasmania, the historic convict Red Bridge at Campbell Town one of the many convict built bridges around 1836. Stock Photo

RM2NTR9YW–Australia, Tasmania, the historic convict Red Bridge at Campbell Town one of the many convict built bridges around 1836.

Hamilton, Tasmania, historic town from the 19th century built by convicts , on a sunny winters day,Tasmania,Australia Stock Photo

RMW3A78F–Hamilton, Tasmania, historic town from the 19th century built by convicts , on a sunny winters day,Tasmania,Australia

The Cloisters, a convict-built colonial era building in Perth, Australia Stock Photo

RMFB2KBF–The Cloisters, a convict-built colonial era building in Perth, Australia

Narrow and low road tunnel through rocky cliff on historic old coach road linking town of Glen Innes to Grafton, NSW Australia Stock Photo

RMWBEPAY–Narrow and low road tunnel through rocky cliff on historic old coach road linking town of Glen Innes to Grafton, NSW Australia

Old convict built bridge in the historic town of Ross in Tasmania Stock Photo

RFBWD9C7–Old convict built bridge in the historic town of Ross in Tasmania

Portion of the convict built Fitzroy Dock on Cockatoo Island Stock Photo

RMB0P2X4–Portion of the convict built Fitzroy Dock on Cockatoo Island

Group of motorcycle riders negotiating the convict built Victoria Pass Blue Mountains New South Wales Australia Stock Photo

RMH19BN1–Group of motorcycle riders negotiating the convict built Victoria Pass Blue Mountains New South Wales Australia

RMG12GTP–The convict-built church at Port Arthur

Historical sandstone convict built brick prison building, windows rusting security grill, wall background Stock Photo

RF2BDW013–Historical sandstone convict built brick prison building, windows rusting security grill, wall background

A view of the Old Windmill Observatory on Wickham Terrace surrounded by green trees and city skyscraper in the background on a cloudy blue sky day. Stock Photo

RM2XNJ9NX–A view of the Old Windmill Observatory on Wickham Terrace surrounded by green trees and city skyscraper in the background on a cloudy blue sky day.

Mile Marker to Hobart on the historic convict built sandstone bridge at Ross in central Tasmania was constructed completed in 1836 to cross the Macqua Stock Photo

RFT9PJ0H–Mile Marker to Hobart on the historic convict built sandstone bridge at Ross in central Tasmania was constructed completed in 1836 to cross the Macqua

The remains of a wharf on Parramatte River where the convict built Great North Road crossed Stock Photo

RMC2HD2T–The remains of a wharf on Parramatte River where the convict built Great North Road crossed

RM2X2552E–The Richmond Bridge is the oldest heritage-listed, convict-built, bridge located on the B31 in Richmond, 25 kilometres north of Hobart in Tasmania.

RF2J7JGWH–Ross, Tasmania, Australia

RFM5YB4Y–TASMANIAN LANDSCAPES

Norfolk Island, Entrance to Pitcairn Settlers All Saints Church, in the World Heritage Area, Kingston. Stock Photo

RF2DJ9PRC–Norfolk Island, Entrance to Pitcairn Settlers All Saints Church, in the World Heritage Area, Kingston.

Many of the preserved buildings at the Port Arthur Historic site open air museum, show a very high level of craftsmanship such as this stone arch. Stock Photo

RFT0HBPG–Many of the preserved buildings at the Port Arthur Historic site open air museum, show a very high level of craftsmanship such as this stone arch.

RF2RR2AK2–The famous convict built bridge in Richmond near Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

RF2X75T4E–Convict built brick Engineers House on The Reservoir Circuit, Maria Island Tasmania

The original convict built wheat mill at Nant, a craft whisky distillery at Bothwell in Tasmania's midlands that uses the old mill to grind its locall Stock Photo

RMRJY57N–The original convict built wheat mill at Nant, a craft whisky distillery at Bothwell in Tasmania's midlands that uses the old mill to grind its locall

A red brick traffic bridge known as the Red Bridge across the Elizabeth River in Campbell Town, Tasmania, Australia. The town is rich in convict his Stock Photo

RM2XH9JYN–A red brick traffic bridge known as the Red Bridge across the Elizabeth River in Campbell Town, Tasmania, Australia. The town is rich in convict his

Statue of Bishop Mathew Hale outside the Cloisters, a convict-built colonial era building in Perth, Australia Stock Photo

RMFB2KBN–Statue of Bishop Mathew Hale outside the Cloisters, a convict-built colonial era building in Perth, Australia

RMWBEPB9–Narrow and low road tunnel through rocky cliff on historic old coach road linking town of Glen Innes to Grafton, NSW Australia

The attractive convict built sandstone bridge at Ross in Central Tasmania, floodlit at night Stock Photo

RFBWD2RW–The attractive convict built sandstone bridge at Ross in Central Tasmania, floodlit at night

Historic convict built bidge completed 1836 Stock Photo

RF2K891CF–Historic convict built bidge completed 1836

An old window in a convict built sandstone wall. Stock Photo

RMBAHCR9–An old window in a convict built sandstone wall.

RMG12BGG–The convict-built church at Port Arthur

RF2B6W8JG–Historical sandstone convict built brick prison building, windows rusting security grill, wall background

The convict-built Richmond Bridge, the oldest bridge (1823) still in use in Australia Stock Photo

RMDTGC3R–The convict-built Richmond Bridge, the oldest bridge (1823) still in use in Australia

Touring car crossing the scenic convict built Victoria pass Causeway Blue Mountains New South Wales Australia Stock Photo

RMH19BKA–Touring car crossing the scenic convict built Victoria pass Causeway Blue Mountains New South Wales Australia

Stroud House, heritage listed convict built property home in Stroud town village, linked to Australian Agricultural Company, british colony, Australia Stock Photo

RM2XEXAYD–Stroud House, heritage listed convict built property home in Stroud town village, linked to Australian Agricultural Company, british colony, Australia

RM2X25528–The Richmond Bridge is the oldest heritage-listed, convict-built, bridge located on the B31 in Richmond, 25 kilometres north of Hobart in Tasmania.

The superintendent’s cottage, now the administration office was built in 1829 by convicts at the behest of Lieutenant-Governor George Arthur Stock Photo

RM2GF2RH6–The superintendent’s cottage, now the administration office was built in 1829 by convicts at the behest of Lieutenant-Governor George Arthur

RFM5YB4H–TASMANIAN LANDSCAPES

The historical convict built bridge in Richmond, Tasmania Stock Photo

RF2F2G311–The historical convict built bridge in Richmond, Tasmania

A view of the wider site at Port Arthur Historic Site open air museum through a window in the ruins of the hospital building. Stock Photo

RFT0HBPA–A view of the wider site at Port Arthur Historic Site open air museum through a window in the ruins of the hospital building.

RF2RR2AGY–The famous convict built bridge in Richmond near Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

Convict built reservoir, The Reservoir Circuit, Maria Island, Tasmania Stock Photo

RF2X75T71–Convict built reservoir, The Reservoir Circuit, Maria Island, Tasmania

A lighthouse at Low Head, Tasmania has been contributing to maritime safety since 1833. Stock Photo

RFT545C0–A lighthouse at Low Head, Tasmania has been contributing to maritime safety since 1833.

RM2XHBT19–A red brick traffic bridge known as the Red Bridge across the Elizabeth River in Campbell Town, Tasmania, Australia. The town is rich in convict his

RMFB2KC9–The Cloisters, a convict-built colonial era building in Perth, Australia

Detail view of The Old Windmill in Brisbane, Australia. A convict-built tower. Stock Photo

RF2G1C59F–Detail view of The Old Windmill in Brisbane, Australia. A convict-built tower.

The old convict built stables in the historic town of Ross stand near the village church Stock Photo

RFBWD9CY–The old convict built stables in the historic town of Ross stand near the village church

Hyde Park Barracks Convict era Early Australian architecture built 1817 Sydney New South Wales NSW Australia Stock Photo

RMEDTYTX–Hyde Park Barracks Convict era Early Australian architecture built 1817 Sydney New South Wales NSW Australia

A window in a convict built building at Carcoar in Central West NSW, Australia Stock Photo

RMBC58TH–A window in a convict built building at Carcoar in Central West NSW, Australia

The historical Cloisters building, constructed from 1856-1860, including the InStitchu tailor store in St Georges Terrace, Perth, Western Australia. Stock Photo

RM2WWKGP4–The historical Cloisters building, constructed from 1856-1860, including the InStitchu tailor store in St Georges Terrace, Perth, Western Australia.

Sandstone brick convict built building with decorative stonework and doorway set in pebbled courtyard against clear blue sky Stock Photo

RFW2GT5E–Sandstone brick convict built building with decorative stonework and doorway set in pebbled courtyard against clear blue sky

RMDTGC1Y–The convict-built Richmond Bridge, the oldest bridge (1823) still in use in Australia

single motorcyclists travelling over the convict built Victoria Pass Causeway Blue Mountains New South Wales Australia Stock Photo

RMH19BM1–single motorcyclists travelling over the convict built Victoria Pass Causeway Blue Mountains New South Wales Australia

RM2XEXAYE–Stroud House, heritage listed convict built property home in Stroud town village, linked to Australian Agricultural Company, british colony, Australia

RM2X25540–The Richmond Bridge is the oldest heritage-listed, convict-built, bridge located on the B31 in Richmond, 25 kilometres north of Hobart in Tasmania.

Old convict built wooden coffin decorated with wooden cross isolated on black background Stock Photo

RFJRFHMT–Old convict built wooden coffin decorated with wooden cross isolated on black background

RFM5YB56–TASMANIAN LANDSCAPES

RF2F2G37K–The historical convict built bridge in Richmond, Tasmania

HOBART, AUSTRALIA - 26 October 2019: The Historic Henery Jones IXL Jams building in Hobart Australia. Stock Photo

RF2C3HP0E–HOBART, AUSTRALIA - 26 October 2019: The Historic Henery Jones IXL Jams building in Hobart Australia.

RF2RR2AK3–The famous convict built bridge in Richmond near Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

Remains of convict-built brick solitary confinement cells, Darlington, Maria Island, Tasmania Stock Photo

RF2X75TP8–Remains of convict-built brick solitary confinement cells, Darlington, Maria Island, Tasmania

Bogey Hole Newcastle NSW Australia Stock Photo

RMD3CFAC–Bogey Hole Newcastle NSW Australia

RM2XHBRYK–A red brick traffic bridge known as the Red Bridge across the Elizabeth River in Campbell Town, Tasmania, Australia. The town is rich in convict his

The Cloisters, a convict-built colonial era building, among office blocks in Perth, Australia Stock Photo

RMFB2KBB–The Cloisters, a convict-built colonial era building, among office blocks in Perth, Australia

Convict-built church at Port Arthur, Tasmania Stock Photo

RFS3JXPJ–Convict-built church at Port Arthur, Tasmania

Old Government House, a Convict-built 19th-century governors' residence, now housing a collection of colonial furniture, in the western suburb of Parr Stock Photo

RF2AB9PFC–Old Government House, a Convict-built 19th-century governors' residence, now housing a collection of colonial furniture, in the western suburb of Parr

RMEDTYTH–Hyde Park Barracks Convict era Early Australian architecture built 1817 Sydney New South Wales NSW Australia

The tower of convict-built town hall at Hay Street against the facade of a modern skyscraper at Perth, Western Australia Stock Photo

RMDA2KEY–The tower of convict-built town hall at Hay Street against the facade of a modern skyscraper at Perth, Western Australia

Prison walls of the Old Convict Gaol - built in 1851 and now used as a museum. Albany, Western Australia, Australia Stock Photo

RMC466H8–Prison walls of the Old Convict Gaol - built in 1851 and now used as a museum. Albany, Western Australia, Australia

Large anchors outside the WA Shipwrecks Museum housed in convict built limestone buildings in Fremantle Western Australia. Stock Photo

RM2B19M7J–Large anchors outside the WA Shipwrecks Museum housed in convict built limestone buildings in Fremantle Western Australia.

RMDTGC8P–The convict-built Richmond Bridge, the oldest bridge (1823) still in use in Australia

Motorhome RV travelling over the scenic convict built Causeway Victoria pass at Mount Victoria Blue Mountains NSW Australia Stock Photo

RMH19BJ3–Motorhome RV travelling over the scenic convict built Causeway Victoria pass at Mount Victoria Blue Mountains NSW Australia

RM2XEXAYC–Stroud House, heritage listed convict built property home in Stroud town village, linked to Australian Agricultural Company, british colony, Australia

RM2X2552C–The Richmond Bridge is the oldest heritage-listed, convict-built, bridge located on the B31 in Richmond, 25 kilometres north of Hobart in Tasmania.