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Floodwaters over the bridge at Echuca
Floodwater over the bridge at Echuca, 1909, with several men in small river boat on the right, and onlookers standing on the other side.
The maiden voyage of P.S. Eric at Echuca
P.S. Eric's maiden voyage at Echuca in 1913, with a mixed crowd on board, several people sitting on the river bank, and Echuca Wharf in the background.
Echuca during a flood with a group including children on a verandah
Echuca during a flood with a group including children, standing on a verandah just above the flood water level, and several boys standing on a plank leading to a small embankment, 1916.
Shops under water during flood at Echuca
Echuca flood waters, 1917, showing shops inundated, and a man in a rowboat further down the street possibly salvaging goods.
The railway bridge at Echuca with wharf in distance
Railway bridge, with Echuca Wharf in background.
Moama Wharf in the 1920s with a barge loaded with logs
Barge of logs opposite Moama Wharf, at low river level.
River life at Echuca, with small boats in foreground
River life at Echuca, with small boats and paddle steamer in foreground and wharves on opposite bank.
Echuca Wharf showing its structure, with two barges tied up
Echuca Wharf in low water, clearly showing its wooden structure, two barges tied up, sheds and cranes above.
Echuca Wharf at low water without any shipping or activity
Long view of the Echuca Wharf, bare of activity and without shipping.
Outrigger barge loaded across with huge logs at Echuca
Outrigger barge loaded across with huge logs near Echuca bridge.
Hopwoods Ferry with the Pontoon bridge at rear at Echuca
Hopwoods ferry with the Pontoon Bridge at rear, and a group of men including T.A. Freeman in white.
Early view of Hopwoods Ferry at Echuca
An early view of Hopwoods ferry at Echuca, with horses pulling a load of hay bales and a group of men watching.
Early view of Hopwoods bridge and punt at Echuca
Early view of Hopwoods pontoon bridge and punt at Echuca, carrying a horse team and dray, with passengers and onlookers.
Echuca wharf with large squares possibly canvas overhanging to dry
Echuca Wharf with possibly canvas weather covers overhanging to dry, a solitary barge tied up below, and covered railway trucks behind the wharf.
Shipping at Echuca Wharf with a sternwheeler in foreground
Shipping at Echuca Wharf, with a sternwheel paddle steamer in foreground and other riverboats around the wharf region.
Rodney and barges loaded with wool at Echuca Wharf
P.S. Rodney, with crew at the wheel and decks, with two barges alongside, loaded high with wool bales, at Echuca Wharf.
Shipping at Echuca Wharf in high water
Shipping at Echuca Wharf, with stern view of several paddleboats and barges, all with covered cargo, at high water, with trees inundated at rear. A researcher has identified the paddle steamers as: Wanera in the foreground with Ulonga directly in front, and Oscar W in the distance.
Shipping at Echuca Wharf with covered cargo
Shipping with covered cargo, all along the Echuca Wharf, with several men standing on a barge in foreground, and onlookers on the wharf.
Shipping at Echuca Wharf with large weatherproof coverings drying
Shipping, Echuca Wharf. A researcher estimates an earlier date for this photo (1890-1905) and has identified the paddlesteamer as 'the Success'.
Shipping at Echuca wharf area with exposed mud flat
One of the two boats on the left is the 'Alfred' (paddlebox, two cabins and stack are visible), and the other boat between the Alfred and the wharf is not identified. The central boat with barge is the PS 'Colonel'. The boats are at the Echuca wharf area, with exposed mud flat and reeds. The boats on the left had been tentatively identified as thu 'Ulonga' or 'Pevensey'.
Echuca Wharf showing the 'Dock' area
Echuca Wharf showing the 'Dock' area, with river boats moored. According to a researcher the steamers - from left to right - are the Viola, Etona & Canally.
Early view of Echuca Wharf showing its wooden construction
Early view of Echuca Wharf, a man standing on the left, the wooden construction of the wharf visible down to the mud line, low water.
Low river with mud flats exposed opposite Echuca Wharf
Low river level with mud flats exposed opposite Echuca Wharf, showing thickly wooded river banks.
Victorian rail truck loaded with wool bales at Echuca
Victorian rail truck loaded with 139 wool bales weighing 24 tons, at Echuca, with group of men sitting on top, standing beside it, and peering through the steam engine at left rear.
Echuca railway yards with a paddle steamer unloading wool
Echuca railway yards behind the wharf, where the PS Edwards is unloading wool for rail transport at rear. Several men are using a crane to load a rail truck in the foreground. The PS Trafalgar is on the far side.
Train steaming with other railway trucks loaded with wool at Echuca
Trains and loaded rail trucks in the Echuca Railway yards behind wharf.
P.S. Goldsbrough approaching Echuca Wharf
P.S. Goldsbrough approaching Echuca Wharf at high water level, with barges tied up to wharf, and weatherproof covers hanging out to dry. [A researcher believes this to be P.S. Success, probably taken circa 1895].
Barge loaded high with wool bales unloading at Echuca Wharf
Unidentified barge loaded high with wool bales at Echuca wharf, in high river, with crews working cargo crane.
PS Riverina, PS Rob Roy, and PS Rodney at Echuca
PS Riverina, PS Rob Roy and PS Rodney tied alongside at Echuca wharf.
View down the river from the dock area at Echuca at flood time
View down the river from the Echuca dock at flood time.