Japanese Language Learning vs Anglesea Barracks

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Explore this engaging augmented reality replica of Hobart's Anglesea Barracks through the years from establishment in 1811, right through to the present day. The app features voiceovers by Australian Army staff from the Army Musuem of Tasmania (located at the Barracks) explaining the various features which have been added over the years - giving a unique insight into the history of one of Australia's most significant historical military precincts. The Museum is open to the public, and more details are available on the Army Museum of Tasmania website.