On 13 May 1787, eleven ships left to establish the first European colony in Australia, marking the beginning of prisoner transportation, and in the same year, Captain William Bligh of HMS "Bounty" set sail from the harbour.
In the same year, Captain William Bligh of HMS "Bounty" set sail from the harbour. On 13 May 1787, eleven ships left to establish the first European colony in Australia, marking the beginning of prisoner transportation.
On 13 May 1787, eleven ships left to establish the first European colony in Australia, marking the beginning of prisoner transportation. In the same year, Captain William Bligh of HMS "Bounty" set sail from the harbour.
On 13 May 1787, eleven ships left to establish the first European colony in Australia, marking the beginning of prisoner transportation. In the same year, Captain William Bligh of HMS "Bounty" set sail from the harbour.