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"Impulse," River Steamer
A view of the"Impulse" at anchor.
"Impulse", River Steamer
The "Impulse" at anchor.
"Maid of Sker", River Steamer
The "Maid of Sker".
"Federal", River Steamer
"Federal", river steamer.
"Alexander Arbuthnot"
River steamer the "Alexander Arbuthnot".
"Marion", River Steamer
River steamer "Marion" at anchor.
"Coonawarra", River Steamer
River steamer "Coonawarra".
"Pevensey", River Steamer
The "Pevensey".
"Pyap", River Steamer
The 'Pyap", built at Mannum in 1896 for Charles Oliver as a trading boat.
"Adelaide", River steamer
River steamer "Adelaide", built at Echuca in 1866.
"Enterprise", River Steamer
The river steamer "Enterprise".
"Oscar W", River Steamer
The river steamer "Oscar W" in dry dock.
"Avoca", River Steamer
The river steamer "Avoca" built in 1877 with wood from the Adelaide Hills.
"Ruby". River Steamer
The river steamer "Ruby" built at Morgan in 1907 for low water trade; now preserved on dry land at Wentworth.
"Rothbury", River Steamer
The river steamer "Rothbury" built in 1881; used for excursions at Mildura.
"Melbourne", River Steamer
The river steamer "Melbourne" built in 1915 with a steam engine; used for excursions at Mildura.
"Canberra", River Steamer
The river steamer "Canberra" built at Goolwa in 1912 as a fishing and cargo steamer; used for excursions at Echuca.
"Mayflower", River Steamer
River steamer "Mayflower", built at Echuca in 1884 for Daniel Alexander; the vessel has been extensively rebuilt.
"Alexander Arbuthnot"
River steamer "Alexander Arbuthnot" carrying an excursion party.
"Impulse", River Steamer
The river steamer "Impulse".
"Captain Sturt", Steamer
River steamer "Captain Sturt" at Goolwa.
"Tarella", River Steamer
River steamer "Tarella", a few miles north of Mannum.
"Invincible", River Steamer
The remains of river steamer "The Invincible" east of Berri. The "P.S. Invincible" is in a dock especially dug for her in 1977. The intention was to retore the vessel in the dock, but it was dismantled there instead. The components were transported to the Milang Museum. The image depicts the vessel after it was towed from Goolwa by the "P.S. Enterprise" in 1977.
"Roy", River Steamer
The "P.S. Roy" displayed on dry land at Willabalangalloo.
"Captain Sturt", Steamer
The river steamer "Captain Sturt" at Goolwa.
"Oscar W", River Steamer
River steamer "Oscar W" at Goolwa.
"Mundoo", River Steamer
Paddle steamer "Mundoo" at Goolwa.
"Emmylou", River Steamer
River steamer "Emmylou" near Echuca.
"Gem", River Steamer
River steamer "Gem" built in 1876, now at Swan Hill; reputed for its superior passenger accommodation.
"Melbourne", River Steamer
River steamer "Melbourne", built in 1915, now used for excursion work from Mildura.