One of Norfolk Island’s museums is housed in this Quality Row Georgian house. Photos: Gillian Vine. : Island rich in history

Lighters like this are still used to ferry goods ashore. : Island rich in history

Quality Row from Norfolk Island’s Queen Elizabeth lookout. : Island rich in history

This Norfolk Island pine is said to have been overlooking Emily Bay since before Captain Cook landed. : Island rich in history

St Barnabas Church, where Oamaru stone and North Island kauri have been used. : Island rich in history

The William Morris rose window in St Barnabas Church. : Island rich in history

A mutineer’s gravestone tells a sad tale. : Island rich in history

The remains of the crank mill, where teams of 50 convicts worked to grind grain. : Island rich in history