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Floodwaters at Murray Bridge
River Murray in Flood.
Passenger bus, Murray Bridge
"The Cod", the first passenger service bus which was founded by Mr H.L. Brook, between Murray Bridge and Adelaide.
Picnic at Murray Bridge
Members of the Jaensch families at a picnic by the Murray river at "Westbrook" a property located between Murray Bridge and Tailem Bend.
Railway Bridge, Murray Bridge
The first train over the River Murray Bridge, 13 November 1925.
Murray Bridge Show Day
Horse judging at Murray Bridge Show.
Cruise on the River Murray
P. S. Decoy on a pleasure trip along the river at Murray Bridge.
Murray Mouth Barrages
Mundoo Barrage (Distant view Murray Mouth in background): In the foreground is the remains of an earlier barrage, which after being badly damaged, was turned into a bridge and causeway by local land owner. Between the barrage and the narrow neck of Mundoo Island is Varcoes Island. Looking south west towards the Murray Mouth. Mundoo Island on the left. Hindmarsh Island on the right and the barrage joins Mundoo Island and Hindmarsh Island.
River Murray Paddle Steamer
River Murray Paddle Steamer, probably the "Grappler",Built in 1858, showing process of removing snags. Captain Brown was master in the late sixties, then J. Lindsay took command of "Grappler" on the 1st December, 1872. In the sixties the only other snagging boat on the river at all seems to have been the "Wardell" in Victorian waters. SWPS Melbourne, PSMelbourne, PS Industry (1), PSIndustry (2), PS Tarella, PS Oscar W, Frazer steam punt, Wardell steam punt and the current vessel Maratala were all used by the relative governments as snagging and work vessels on the Murray River.
PS Marion on the River Murray
Loading wheat onto the PS Marion on the River Murray.
Mayor's visit to the Murray
[On front of photograph] 'The Mayoral Excursion Easter 1895. On the Murray. With compliments Chas. Tucker, Mayor.' [General description] Charles Tucker (Mayor of Adelaide 1894-1898) and his entourage on the Murray River, Easter 1895. The group is posing on a paddle steamer with some crew members in the foreground. The craft is moored next to a pile of wood for fuelling the boilers of the steamers.
Murray River steamer "Tyro"
River steamer 'Tyro' photographed moored on the Murray River. On board are several men and women enjoying a river trip. The PS Tyro was used for trading on the Murray River between 1872 and 1926. She was built by S Shetliffe and Sons at Goolwa. In 1897 she was almost destroyed by an exploding boiler.
Building a barge, Murray River
Building a barge on the banks of the Murray River
Devil's Elbow, Murray River
The section on the Murray River known as the Devil's Elbow.
Murray River floods
Murray River floods, aerial view showing general flooding.
Ferry across the River Murray
Ferrying a bullock team across the River Murray.
Murray River Steamers
Murray River Steamers and Barges.
Fishing Camp, Murray River
Fishing camp by the Murray River.
Boating on the Murray River
Five men bringing two dinghies into the bank of the Murray River; a woman can just be seen on the right.
Flooding at Murray Bridge
Flooding at Murray Bridge.
Flooding at Murray Bridge
Flooding at Murray Bridge; Neilson Chrome Factory right foreground.
Flooding near Murray Bridge
Flooding near Murray Bridge.
Floods, Murray Bridge
A flooded wharf at Murray Bridge.
Floods, Murray Bridge
Flooding at Murray Bridge: water breaking into the Butter factory.
Floods, Murray Bridge
The flooded Butter Factory at Murray Bridge.
Floods, Murray Bridge
General view of floods at Murray Bridge.
Pyap, River Murray
Pyap Settlement, River Murray. The Pyap settlement commenced in March 1894 and was abandoned in 1903. One of the problems of the settlement was the limited experience of its settlers. They did not want to work communally. Irrigation was another problem and the lack of clear management. The name Pyap is believed to have come from the Aboriginal word for a River Murray fish. This photograph shows a family outside their shack/tent. A small child can be seen standing next to her mother
Lock 3, Murray River
MURRAY RIVER: Lock 3, Murray River; a view taken from the paddle steamer 'Gem' as it passes through.
Lock 3, Murray River
MURRAY RIVER: Distant view of lock 3 on the Murray River, South Australia.
Railway staff accommodation at Murray Bridge
MURRAY BRIDGE: Rear view of abandoned train crew accommodation at Murray Bridge, April 1996.
Railway staff accommodation at Murray Bridge
MURRAY BRIDGE: Front view of abandoned train crew accommodation at Murray Bridge, April 1996.