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River Steamer "Tarella"
"Tarella", river steamer formerly known as the barge "J. M." (built 1867).
Murray river mouth
View of the Murray river mouth at Goolwa.
The Murray Mouth
View of the Murray Mouth at Goolwa.
Cadell Street, Goolwa
A view of Cadell St. and the back of the Railway Station through the trees on the left.
Queen, Paddle Steamer
Queen, Paddle Steamer.
P.S. Queen
The Paddle Steamer Queen, between Mannum and Blanchetown.
Church of the Holy Evangelist
Church of the Holy Evangelist at Goolwa. Land was granted for the building of the church in 1857. The church bell was one of the heaviest and was presented in 1897 by Liet. Col. Higgins. The church was built of travertine limestone and has a limestone clock tower with a spire. The tower was completed in 1905 and the clock installed in 1905. The church opened in 1868.
Wreck of the paddle-steamer 'Cadell'
GENERAL: The wreck of the paddle-steamer 'Cadell' at Goolwa January 1946. The 'Cadell was one of the first paddle-steamers on the River Murray.
Murray River flag
View of the Murray River flag, suspended from the ceiling of the Signal Point cafe at Goolwa.
P.S. Murray Princess name board
Side view of P.S. Murray Princess showing the name board and balcony rail.
P.S. Murray Princess club lounge and bar
The P.S. Murray Princess 'Murray River Queen' club lounge, showing the bar and patron seating area.
P.S. Murray Princess interior scene
Interior circular staircase on P.S. Murray Princess, from the club lounge to upper deck area.
P.S. Murray Princess dining room
P.S. Murray Princess dining room on the middle deck, with a waitress in period costume.
P.S. Murray Princess dining room
P.S. Murray Princess dining room on the middle deck, with patrons at tables eating, a waitress in period costume and a jazz band playing in the centre of the room.
P.S. Murray Princess club lounge
P.S. Murray Princess club lounge seating area on the middle deck, with the paddle wheel seen through the rear window.
Wooden boat festival at Goolwa
Spectators watching events at the wooden boat festival, March 2005.
Wooden boat festival at Goolwa
A number of boats, pictured near the Hindmarsh Island bridge, during the wooden boat festival, March 2005.
Wooden boat festival at Goolwa
A paddlesteamer, with a number of smaller boats, pictured during the wooden boat festival, March 2005.
Paddlesteamer 'Nellie' near Goolwa
The paddlesteamer 'Nellie' underway, with the Australian flag flying from the bow, and the desks crowded with passengers.
Murray River at Goolwa
The dry river bed of the River Murray at Goolwa demonstrates the effect of the drought, 16 January 2009.
Ada & Clara on slip
The 'Ada & Clara' on slip at Goolwa.
Canberra under construction
The 'Canberra', diesel paddle wheel vessel, under construction at Goolwa.
Cobar barge
The 'Cobar' barge loaded with 986 bales of wool, at Goolwa wharf, with group of men standing alongside and two men on top of the bales.
Crowie barge
The 'Crowie' barge, on the Goolwa slip, 1923. Side-view, with woman standing near bow, giving good perspective of the size and length of barge.
Dart barge
The 'Dart, a pile-driving barge, on Goolwa slip.
P.S. Dispatch
'P.S. Dispatch' on the lakes at Goolwa.
P.S. Dispatch
'P.S. Dispatch' at Goolwa.
P.S. Lancashire Lass
Bow view of 'P.S. Lancashire Lass' with 'P.S. Tarella' at Goolwa and workmen loading cargo on wharf, with rail truck.
Charles Goode at the right of a De Dion 8 hp vehicle
Charles Goode standing at the right of a De Dion 8hp vehicle. Thomas Goode is the passenger. The Goodes were retail merchants with stores in Adelaide and rural centres. The occasion was a re-union of the Goolwa Cavalry in Jan. 1903. Information courtesy of veteran Car Club of SA.
E. Goode and D. McLean with horses in buggy
E. Goode and Donald McLean, with horses Ratinranga and Taffy in buggy, opposite the residence next to Goode's Store, Goolwa.