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Royal Mail transport passing over a flooded bridge
GENERAL: The Royal Mail transport from Wentworth to Renmark passing over the Rufus River on a flooded bridge.
P.S. 'J.G. Arnold' passing under bridge
Bow and side view of 'J.G. Arnold' towing barge under Wentworth bridge.
P.S. Shannon near Stewarts Bridge on Goulburn River
The 'P.S. Shannon' with crowd of passengers on board, and a few onlookers on the riverbank, near Stewarts Bridge on Goulburn River, Butcher's picnic, Boxing Day, 1898. Captain Thomas Freeman standing at wheelhouse steps with umbrella. The boy in front is his eldest son, William Freeman (later Captain William Freeman).
P.S. Tarella passing under bridge at Wilcannia
Bow and side view of 'P.S. Tarella' passing underneath the bridge at Wilcannia, carrying a few passengers including several women in long black dresses.
P.S. Tolarno approaching the raised Menindee bridge
Stern view of 'P.S. Tolarno' approaching the raised Menindee bridge.
P.S. Ulonga approaching Birkenhead Bridge at Port Adelaide
Bow and side view of 'P.S. Ulonga' approaching Birkenhead Bridge, Port Adelaide, flag flying, with a liner in background.
P.S. Wanera towing P.S. Kelvin under Paringa bridge
Bow and side view of 'P.S. Wanera' towing 'P.S. Kelvin' with cargo, under Paringa bridge at Renmark, on its way to Morgan.
P.S. William Davies towing barge under Wilcannia bridge
Bow and side view of 'P.S. William Davies' towing loaded barge under Wilcannia Bridge.
P.S. William Davies under Menindee Bridge on River Darling
Bow view of 'P.S. William Davies' passing under the raised Medindee Bridge, River Darling.
Swan Hill in low river above the bridge
Swan Hill above the bridge, with very low river level, and a mixed group standing on part of the river bed, the main channel behind them.
River steamer "Corrong"
River steamer "Corrong" passing under the raised bridge at Balranald, New South Wales, on the Murrumbidgee River. The steamer was possibly named for Corrong Station on the Lachlan River. She was sister ship to "Burrabogie". Bargehand William England was lost overboard in 1874.
"Wandering Jew", River Steamer
Paddle steamer, originally believed to be the "Jupiter" or "Brewarrina" at the Barwon Bridge, Brewarrina. It is the "Wandering Jew" a paddlesteamer that was based in the area at the time. The image show major flooding.
"Gem", River Steamer
River steamer" Gem ".
Newman's Landing
No. 1523. Newman's Landing near Murray Bridge.
PS 'Ariel' raising sunken barge below Mannum
'Ariel' being used to raise 'Cumberoona', which is without its paddle, with the barge 'Stella' on left (the caption provided for this image by Harry Godson). See 'History' note in 'More info' for information that disputes this.
Avoca at Morgan
Showboat 'Avoca' arriving at Morgan. Messrs. Collins delivering her to Murray Bridge.
Bejo at Murray Bridge
The 'Bejo' formerly 'W.F.B.', formerly 'Eric'.
P.S. Kelvin
Stern view of 'P.S. Kelvin' with screw vessel 'Alma', formerly the 'Etona', and a barge at Murray Bridge wharf, with railway line in background. Researcher suggests that the steamer moored at the wharf ahead of the Kelvin is the Pyap.
Pultawa motor launch underway at Mannum
Side view of 'Pultawa' twin screw motor launch, underway, possibly at Mannum.
P.S. Ruby and P.S. Corowa
Bow and side view of 'P.S. Ruby' (II), with P.S. Corowa at rear, tied to river bank, according to Harry Godson, at Morgan, just above the wharf. A researcher is sure this is incorrect as there are no cliffs at this point on the other side of the river at Morgan, and the wharf and buildings are also wrong for a Morgan location. [from information supplied].
P.S. Tyro passing wharf
Bow view of 'P.S. Tyro' passing a wharf at Murray Bridge. According to a researcher, the vessel at the wharf in the background is the 'Murrundi'.
Captain H. Budarick
Full length portrait of Captain H. Budarick.
P.S. Marion possibly with Members of Parliament on tour
P.S. Marion possibly with Members of Parliament on tour from Murray Bridge to Blanchetown, and to the Lakes and return.
River craft on the Murray River
River craft, including the paddle steamers 'Lancashire Lass' and 'Milang' moored at a jetty. Originally identified as being at Milang, but more probably Murray Bridge.]
P.S. Ruby with the Morgan Town Band on board
Postcard showing members of the Morgan Town Band, and others, aboard the P.S. Ruby. Same image as PRG 1258/1/3297. The message on the reverse is addressed to J.W. Mellor Esq. Fulham. The postcard is postmarked Murray Bridge, 3 September 1909.
'Notes and diary of R. A. Cummings, Australian Olympic Crew 1924'
Digital copy of the 'Notes and diary of R. A. Cummings, Australian Olympic Crew 1924 - per R.M. Ormond, Orient Line to London / per R.M.S. Moolton for Australia'. Also included is a transcript of the diary by Michael Talbot. Photocopies of both the diary and the transcript can be requested at the Reference Desk.
Autograph book with accompanying notes and commentary.
Digital copy of Bob Cummings' autograph book containing 82 photographs and postcards relating to life on board ship ('Ormonde'), the Olympic games and sightseeing including visits to World War I cemeteries in France; with accompanying notes and commentary by Cummings.
Photographs relating to the 1924 Olympics
Digital copy of an album containing 42 photographs, showing events relating to the trip to the 1924 Olympics. This includes the Australian Olympic team; RMS Ormonde (the ship they travelled over on); life on board the 'Ormonde', including training; visit to Pompeii; at Nogent, France (base during the Olympics); and scenes from the actual Olympics.[Red album]
Memorabilia relating to the VIIIth Olympiad 1924
Digital copies of memorabilia relating to the VIIIth Olympiad 1924.
Photographs of river shipping and places
Photographs from Harry Godson's collection which had been given his catalogue numbers but were not included in earlier digitised series 1-4. His numbers are included in caption details. Among the collection are photographs from the PS 'Marion' on its last trip from Berri to Mannum in June 1963 before being handed over to Mannum National Trust (images 32-63). Most images undated. See 'Contents' in 'More info' for details.