The ‘Den’ at Penghana:‘…a sanctuary which he jealously guarded. No one was allowed to see it unless Mr Sticht was satisfied that he was a highly interested party.’ (World, Hobart, 3 May 1922).Archives Office of Tasmania, NS 193/1/8.
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![The 'Den' at Penghana: '... a sanctuary which he jealously guarded. No one was allowed to see it unless Mr Sticht was satisfied that he was a highly interested party. (World, Hobart, 3 May 1922). Archives Office of Tasmania, NS 193/1/8. [photograph]](latrobe-79-011a.jpg)
