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Views of SA, WA, Vic & NSW : P.S. Marion
Murray River Steamer Marion at the landing stage at Mannum.
Renmark to Paringa Road
View of part of the Renmark to Paringa road, with a torrent of water running across it, and the adjoining paddocks under water from the Murray River flood.
"Withers' Homestead", River Murray
The Laidlaw's Buick parked outside a fenced house, identified at the "Wither's homestead" on the Murray River.
Crowell family
Murray, Rene (nee Spurling), Mervyn and Cecil Crowell. Photograph was taken in Kadina on 22nd November 1943 when Murray was awarded a bravery medal by South Australian Governor Sir Chas. Barclay-Harvey for saving a man from drowning. The Crowell family lived at Price on Yorke Peninsula.
P.S. Tyro (Paddle steamer)
Two views of P.S. Tyro a Royal Mail paddle steamer, of the Murray River. See CONTENTS for more details and information.
P.S. Blanche at site of bridge construction
The paddlesteamer 'Blanche' at Edwards Crossing (Murray Bridge) with the construction of the bridge over the Murray River just starting.
P.S. Captain Sturt
'P.S. Captain Sturt' at construction of second railway bridge, Murray Bridge, 1925.
P.S. Corowa at Morgan Wharf
The 'P.S. Corowa' at Murray Bridge Wharf.
Dora Bassett at the water's edge; the Coorong
'Dora Bassett' on the mud flats at the water's edge at the Coorong, with draughthorse team and workers on either side.
Dora Bassett afloat, and men ready to pick up track
'Dora Basset' afloat at the Coorong, with men preparing to pick up the track used to launch her.
Methodist Mission launch 'Endevour' (sic)
Mission launch 'Endevour' on River Murray. Methodist Missioner Moses Gabb on board.
P.S. Federal
Front view of 'P.S. Federal' carrying cargo at Murray Bridge wharf.
Loyalty milk boat
Bow and side view of motor vessel 'Loyalty', with milk cans loaded. The bow of 'Progress' is just in the photograph far right. Both milk boats of the S.A. Farmers Union fleet, and probably at the Murray Bridge Milk Depot.
Screw steamer Merle at Blanchetown
Bow and side view of screw steamer 'Merle' cruising with passengers at Blanchetown, after conversion to a motor vessel for tourist trips between Murray Bridge to Blanchetown and downstream to the Lakes. It sank after a fire and lies just south of the railway bridge at Murray Bridge. There was also a Paddle Steamer 'Merle', which sank during a storm in 1917. It was built in Morgan in 1904 by Edward Dienier and named after one of his daughters. It pulled the barges Eva Millicent and Flo D until it sank during a storm in Lake Alexandrina in 1917, the crew and passengers taking refuge on the barge Flo until help arrived [See B 26224 for a better quality image].
P.S. Murrumbidgee
Bow and side view 'P.S. Murrumbidgee' towing barges with 00 type excavator, under Murray Bridge.
Namoi barge
Partial side view of 'Namoi barge' at Murray Bridge with Mr. Row's dinghy on deck, giving perspective of the size of the barge.
P.S. Nil Desperandum flying the 'Black Swan' flag and displaying the 'Black Swan' emblem
Side view of 'P.S. Nil Desperandum', nosed into the river bank, Lower Murray, flying the Black Swan Flag, with the Black Swan Emblem visible on stern end of wheelhouse. Captain W.R. Randell stands beside the wheelhouse and passengers include several women and a baby near the bridge and at the stern.
P.S. Ruby against dark background of tall trees
Side view of 'P.S. Ruby' (II), with radiating sun design on the paddle case, striped upper deck, wheelhouse high above, flying a flag at the bow, with crew posing for camera against a dark background of tall trees.
P.S. Tarella and P.S. Mundoo with barges part loaded with bags
Bow view of 'P.S. Tarella' with 'P.S. Mundoo' and barges tied alongside part loaded with bags, at Murray Bridge.
Stern wheeler Victoria and barge with covered cargo
Side view of 'S.W. Victoria' and barge with covered cargo, in Mannum region.
Tug Hebe which arrived at Goolwa through Murray Mouth
View looking down over the Tug 'Hebe' which arrived at Goolwa, through the Murray Mouth, on trip from Mackay, Queensland. Two crew are standing near the bow, which is tied up to the wharf, at Goolwa.
Kingston-on-Murray Punt with full load of cars at the landing
Kingston Punt with a full load of cars, and others waiting on the road above, for transport.
Remains of the Loxton Hut on the River Murray
A man standing beside the remains of Loxton Hut, on the River Murray.
Horse team carting a block of granite
Team of perhaps 16 horses, carting a block of granite past a store at Murray Bridge.
Group posing as characters from 'East Lynne'
A group of men posing as characters from 'East Lynne', a popular Victorian melodrama, with a cloth draped as a tent for backdrop, between two houses at Murray Bridge.
Scaffolding for erection of girders for new railway bridge
Scaffolding for erection of girders for new railway bridge at Murray Bridge.
An accident showing fallen girder at Murray Bridge
An accident showing a fallen girder at the new railway bridge construction site, a man observing from high above a pier, another worker shifting fallen timbers below, far left.
Reclamation work with a group overlooking a wide excavated channel
Possibly reclamation work, with a group of men overlooking a wide excavated channel, in Murray Bridge Region.
Captain Hugh King, Senior
Captain Hugh King, Senior, pioneer river trader, owner of 'Gem' 'Ellen', 'Ruby', 'Corowa', 'Princess Royal' and 'Mannum'. From 1867 his home was at Milang, South Australia and in 1878, he moved to Morgan. He traded on the Darling River until 1888, and then brought trade down to the river settlements on the Murray River in South Australia.
Captain Harry Brand of P.S. Industry
Full length portrait of Captain Harry Brand of 'P.S. Industry', a Government and River Murray Commission boat used for snagging, lock repairs and dredging.