Photographs of river boats [PRG 1258/1] • Photograph

Alexandra at the old jetty, Point McLeay

Alexandra at the old jetty, Point McLeay

The 'Alexandra' at Point McLeay.

Alexandra

Alexandra

The 'Alexandra' carrying passengers.

Alexandria

Alexandria

The 'Alexandria' tied up at Mannum with PS 'Marion' in background. A researcher suggests that the spelling of this vessel is Alexandrina, as in the Lake. However there were vessels 'Alexandria' and 'Alexandrina' operating on the Murray River.

Steam Launch, Alexandria

Steam Launch, Alexandria

Steam Launch 'Alexandria', when owned by Bowman, on the Lakes (possibly Goolwa vicinity).

Alexandrina on Goolwa slip

Alexandrina on Goolwa slip

The 'Alexandrina' on Goolwa slip being converted from steam to oil.

Screw steamer Alexandria

Screw steamer Alexandria

Screw steamer 'Alexandria' used by Mr. McIntosh, Irrigation department.

Alexandrina in a picturesque setting

Alexandrina in a picturesque setting

The 'Alexandrina' in a picturesque setting. Taken after 1954, possibly 1955, at Apex Park downstream from Mildura. [from information supplied].

Alexandrina

Alexandrina

'Alexandrina' at Mildura, 20 May 1979.

P.S. Alfred and barge, loading cylinder for Wakool Bridge, 1911

P.S. Alfred and barge, loading cylinder for Wakool Bridge, 1911

'P.S. Alfred' at Echuca Wharf.

P.S. Alfred

P.S. Alfred

P.S. 'Alfred' opposite Echuca Wharf.

Alfred snagged and sunk in River Darling

Alfred snagged and sunk in River Darling

Alfred snagged and sunk in River Darling, Barge Moorabin alongside.

Alpha

Alpha

The 'Alpha' on the River Darling.

Alpha

Alpha

The 'Alpha' with Mr & Mrs Collins & family aboard.

Alpha above Renmark

Alpha above Renmark

The 'Alpha', composite paddle steamer, above Renmark. A researcher has indicated that this vessel is the Jolly Miller. The dome of the boiler can be seen rising through the floor of the upper deck, just forward of the wheelhouse, which is consistent with the description of the Jolly Miller.

Alpha at Renmark

Alpha at Renmark

The 'Alpha' at Renmark with P.S. Corowa in background.

Amphibious

Amphibious

The 'Amphibious' after conversion from screw steamer to sailing vessel, becoming a two masted ketch.

Arbuthnot at Echuca wharf

Arbuthnot at Echuca wharf

The 'Arbuthnot', wooden paddle steamer, moored at Echuca wharf with an unnamed barge on the outside.

'Arbuthnot' at Echuca wharf

'Arbuthnot' at Echuca wharf

The 'Arbuthnot', red gum plank paddle steamer, moored at Echuca Wharf. Koondrook Barge on the left.

Arbuthnot at Echuca wharf

Arbuthnot at Echuca wharf

The 'Arbuthnot' at Echuca wharf, with Koondrook Barge on left.

Arbuthnot at Koondrook sawmills

Arbuthnot at Koondrook sawmills

Photographs of paddle steamers and other forms of shipping on the Murray river, arranged alphabetically in albums by the name of the vessel.

Arcadia

Arcadia

The 'Arcadia' paddle steamer, with barge, moored at river bank.

Arcadia passing Lyrup

Arcadia passing Lyrup

The 'Arcadia' passing Lyrup, January 17th, 1923. Low river; first boat for the season.

Arcadia carting wood

Arcadia carting wood

The 'Arcadia' carting wood from Catarupta Creek to Berri pumping station.

Arcadia at Pt. McLeay

Arcadia at Pt. McLeay

The 'Arcadia' at Pt. McLeay Mission Station landing, Lake Alexandrina fully laden with passengers.

P.S. Arcadia

P.S. Arcadia

The 'Arcadia', loaded with passengers for an excursion on the lakes. P.S. Arcadia built at Goolwa in 1903. Originally powered with an oil engine, a steam engine was installed in about 1906. The photo appears to be dated c1905.

Arcadia tied to bank

Arcadia tied to bank

The 'Arcadia' under steam, tied up to bank.

P.S. Mannum & Argo barge being built

P.S. Mannum & Argo barge being built

Paddle steamer 'Mannum' & 'Argo' barge being built, Avoca Reserve, Mannum. According to a researcher: 'The hull being constructed to the right is most likely the Albion barge (1915/16), as the PS Mannum was not built until 1919.'

Argo barge

Argo barge

The launching of the 'Argo' barge next to the 'Albion', Mannum.

Argo

Argo

The 'Argo' being used by E&WS Dept. as an irrigation pumping barge, at Mypolonga.

Argo

Argo

The 'Argo' being used by E&WS Dept. as an irrigation pumping barge, at Mypolonga.