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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.
P.S. Lancashire Lass at Mannum
View of bow and side of 'P.S. Lancashire Lass', with barge alongside, loading iron and agricultural equipment, at Mannum. A man is sitting on a Massey-Harris implement, dangling level with the wheelhouse.
P.S. Lancashire Lass
Bow and side of 'P.S. Lancashire Lass' towing barge loaded with 1158 bales of wool at Wilcannia.
P.S. Lancashire Lass loading firewood
Side view of 'P.S. Lancashire Lass' at river bank, with crew loading wood using a gangplank, and 'P.S. Maggie' behind.
P.S. Lancashire Lass
Side view of 'Lancashire Lass' with barges including 'Emily',tied up at edge of river flat, with old river gums. Crew working on board.
Little Wonder
The 'P.S. Little Wonder' which ended up as a barge at Nagambie Lake. Photograph believed to have been taken at Echuca.
P.S. Maggie with other paddle steamers at Echuca
Bow and side view of 'P.S. Maggie', with woman seated near paddle, and 'P.S. Alert', 'P.S. Goldsbrough' and 'P.S. Corrong' behind her, tied up at river bank at Echuca. [A researcher believes the boat moored behind the P.S. Maggie is the P.S. Barwon, not P.S. Alert].
P.S. Maggie at Renmark
Side view of 'P.S. Maggie' steaming at Renmark, with passengers and carrying cargo.
P.S. Maggie
Bow and side view of 'P.S. Maggie', a passenger on the wheelhouse deck, with other river boats in the foreground, at the river bank at Renmark.
P.S. Maggie
Side view of 'P.S. Maggie'. A researcher suggests that the photograph was taken on the Lower Murray.
P.S. Maggie at Mannum
Bow and side view of 'P.S. Maggie' steaming mid river, at Mannum.
P.S. Mayflower at Renmark Wharf
Bow view of 'P.S. Mayflower', at Renmark Wharf, with fishermen standing by their catch of fish strung across the foredeck.
P.S. Mayflower as fishing boat
Bow and side view of 'P.S. Mayflower', when used as a fishing boat, with three men standing on the deck, fishing nets and gear on the roof, and a gang plank to the muddy water's edge.
P.S. Mayflower as fishing boat
View of bow and side of 'P.S. Mayflower' when used as a fishing boat, with two men and two women wearing white aprons standing at the bow, and a gangplank to the river bank.
P.S. Mayflower with a large catch of fish
View across the foredeck of 'P.S. Mayflower', with a large catch of fish strung across on a pole, and three men standing nearby. According to a researcher, The boy in the centre Walter Leo Dyer, later to become Captain W. L. Dyer. He was the son of Captain C. W. Dyer, of the P.S. Royal.
P.S. Mayflower opposite Renmark Wharf
Side view of 'P.S. Mayflower' in flooded waters opposite Renmark Wharf, with family group around the bow.
P.S. Moira and barge Emily with catch of fish, at Goolwa Wharf
Bow view of fishing boat 'P.S. Moira', tied up to Goolwa Wharf, outside barge 'Emily', with a catch of fish. According to a researcher, The P.S. Moira, was owned by Joseph Waldo Rice " Govenir". He owned the Murray River Fishing Company from 1852 at Barmah. He later sold the boat down stream.
P.S. Moira with barge Emily at Goolwa Wharf with catch of fish
Bow view of 'P.S. Moira' and barge 'Emily' at Goolwa Wharf, with man cleaning fish on the wharf in foreground.
P.S. Nile
Bow and side view of 'P.S. Nile' with crowd of mixed passengers on excursion on board, at river bank, flying flag.
P.S. Nile below Echuca railway bridge being refitted after fire
Bow and side view of 'P.S Nile' below Echuca railway bridge, being refitted after it was partially burnt in the Murrumbidgee, c1888. Fire damage is obvious on the upper deck bridge and wheelhouse area.
P.S. Nile on the Darling
Bow view of 'P.S. Nile' secured to tree and river bank on the Darling River, in poor repair.
P.S. Nile loaded with wool bales
Bow and side view of 'P.S. Nile' tied up with other vessels, with load of wool bales, and a woman standing behind the wheelhouse, several crew beside the paddle case, and several seated high on the bales just in front of the wheelhouse.
P.S. Nile and barge approaching Wilcannia Bridge with camels crossing overhead
Camel team crossing Wilcannia Bridge, with partial view of 'P.S. Nile' and barge approaching bridge, below far right.
P.S. Nile and P.S. Trafalgar stranded in low river at Echuca
Stern and side view of 'P.S. Nile' steaming, with line attached to 'P.S. Trafalgar', both stranded in low river at Echuca. Two men in rowboat are near the stern of 'Nile', and another stands at the bow of 'Trafalgar', with thickly timbered river bank behind.
P.S. Pioneer and two barges loaded with wool bales
Bow view of 'P.S. Pioneer' with a group of passengers, including two children, on the upper foredeck, tied up with two barges, fully laden with wool bales.
P.S. Pioneer and barge at Murray Bridge
Bow view of 'P.S. Pioneer' and barge, tied up at river bank at Murray Bridge, with bridge in background, two men standing outside the wheelhouse.
P.S. Pioneer towing two barges with covered loads
Side view of 'P.S. Pioneer' towing two barges with covered loads across a wide stretch of river.
P.S. Pioneer at Narrung Jetty
Bow view of 'P.S. Pioneer' approaching to tie up at Narrung Jetty, with onlookers including a woman on the jetty.
Steamship schooner Queen of the South at Goolwa
Side view of steamship schooner 'Queen of the South' anchored at Goolwa, with unidentified vessel on starboard side. Around ten crew and passengers are standing along the port side for the photographer.
Schooner Queen of the South with flags flying and many visitors on board
Side view of Schooner 'Queen of the South', with flags flying and many visitors on board, a few standing on the small jetty. Possibly at her triumphant arrival, when a large gathering greeted her with toasts of champagne at Goolwa wharf on March 11, 1878.