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PS 'Marion' at Bookpurnong
Paddle steamer 'Marion' at Bookpurnong on the Murray River, between Berri and Loxton, South Australia.
Paddle steamer 'Murrundi'
MANNUM: Captain R.M Randell, master of the paddle steamer 'Murrundi', sitting with seven young women amongst produce waiting to be picked up from the river bank where the vessel is moored; the view, which was taken at Easter time, 1931, shows Gladys 'Girlie' Randell, daughter of Captain R.M. Randell, on the far left, next to Ivy Randell and Captain Randell.
General view of Mannum
MANNUM: General view of the town of Mannum on the River Murray, South Australia.
The Mannum ferry
MANNUM: The Mannum ferry travelling across the flooded River Murray in South Australia.
The Walker brothers of Mannum Mill
MANNUM: The four Walker brothers of Mannum Mill; left to right: Murray Woodburn Walker; Ernest Wentworth Walker; Alfred Albury Walker; Roy Euston Walker.
Workers at the Mannum flour mill
MANNUM: Five workmen sitting on the verandah at the Mannum flour mill; Murray Walker is second from the left.
Mannum, South Australia
MANNUM: Distant view of Mannum taken from the far side of the River Murray.
Mannum, South Australia
MANNUM: Distant view of buildings on the edge of the River Murray at Mannum in South Australia taken from the far side of the river.
Record seeking drive to Melbourne
GENERAL: Murray Aunger, accompanied by Robert Barr Smith, driving through Adelaide as they leave for Melbourne, Victoria, during a record seeking trip in February 1909.
The 'Eva Millicent' paddle steamer
GENERAL: The 'Eva Millicent', a stern wheel paddle steamer owned by river trader Edward Diener and used as a home and store on the Darling and Murray Rivers until 1903, it was then towed by the Diener's 'Merle' as a shop barge' until 1911; the bridge in the background is in Wentworth.
Cattle grazing at Mannum
MANNUM: A sketch of cattle grazing on the banks of the River Murray, by Richard Ernest Minchin.
Early settlement at Mannum
MANNUM: Sketch of early settlement at Mannum on the banks of the Murray River, by Richard Ernest Minchin.
Punt at Berri
BERRI: River punt at Berri carrying a truck and two passengers photographed as it is about to cross the Murray River.
The paddle steamer 'Marion'
MURRAY RIVER: The paddle steamer 'Marion' at Waikerie.
Paddle steamer S.S. Marion
MURRAY RIVER: The S.S. Marion.
On the River Murray at Berri
BERRI: On the River Murray at Berri.
Floods at Swan Reach
SWAN REACH: The River Murray in flood.
River Murray at Renmark
RENMARK: A view of the River Murray taken from the front of the Renmark Hotel.
River Murray at Berri
BERRI: View of the River Murray.
Avonmore House at Wirrabara
WIRRABARA: Avonmore House, built by Alexander Scott Murray at Wirrabara Station, it became the Manager's residence until the property was sold in 1910.
River scene near Renmark
MURRAY RIVER: A river scene of a large bridge, possible near Renmark. According to a researcher, this is the bridge at Curlwaa, New South Wales.
Panoramic view of a Murray River town
GENERAL: A panoramic view of a Murray River town thought to be Renmark.
Panoramic view of a Murray River town
GENERAL: A general panoramic view of a Murray River town, possibly Renmark.
Workers camp on the Murray River
RENMARK: Workers camp on the Murray River, thought to be at Renmark.
Paddle steamer 'Gem'
MURRAY RIVER: Paddle steamer "Gem" at Ned's Corner.
Paddle steamer 'Gem'
MURRAY RIVER: Paddle steamer "Gem" tied up to the river bank.
Men loading timber on to the 'Gem'
MURRAY RIVER: Men loading timber on to the paddle steamer "Gem" for fuel.
River bank scene
MURRAY RIVER: A river bank scene with men and children watching a river craft.
Paddle steamer 'Mary Loo'
MURRAY RIVER: The paddle steamer 'Mary Loo' moored at Mildura. [It has been suggested this is the PS Rothbury. Another researcher has said this is definately the PS Monada].
Paddle steamer 'Mary Loo'
MURRAY RIVER: The paddle steamer 'Mary Loo' moored at Mildura. A researcher has indicated that this is the paddle steamer Monada (ex Princess Royal of 1870).