Geeves monument and swamp gum

At the intersection of School Road and the Huon Highway in Geeveston, the Geeves Monument and Swamp Gum stands as a testament to the town's rich timber heritage. The monument features a 16-meter-high stump of a Swamp Gum (Eucalyptus regnans), felled in 1971, highlighting the immense size of these towering trees. Surrounding the stump are intricately carved wooden statues, each depicting local pioneers who shaped the wood industry, offering visitors a glimpse into the lives and contributions of Geeveston's early timber workers. This site provides a unique opportunity to connect with the town's history and appreciate the artistry of local woodcarvers.