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Sepia photograph of a hut at Tully Heads

Sepia photograph of a hut at Tully Heads

Black & white photograph showing the float depicting Edmund Kennedy and his expedition in the 1948 Kennedy Centenary parade which passed along Victoria Street, Cardwell

Copy print of a bay on Dunk island where Hugo Brassey’s boat was found after a cyclone, 1930s. Hugo Brassey purchased freehold property on Dunk Island in 1935 which he developed into a tourist resort that was officially opened in May 1936

Photograph depicting a car being towed by three horses through a river crossing somewhere in the Tully district

Photograph of a steam locomotive in the sugarcane growing district of Japoonvale. The Wardle family came to Japoonvale in 1916, encouraged by the planned construction of the sugar mill at South Johnstone

Black and white photograph of the Bruce Highway showing a single lane bridge over a creek. The highway is unsealed and the photo is un-dated

Black and white photographic postcard of a passenger boat in the waters somewhere near the Brook Islands. People are swimming and diving. The date could be the 1940s. The Brook Islands lie south of Dunk Island

William Alcock Tully emigrated from Ireland to Tasmania in 1847. He worked as a surveyor and moved to Queensland in 1861. He was one of the first party to land at Rockingham Bay in 1864 to establish the new town of Cardwell. The Tully River was named after him, and the town of Tully was named after the river in 1924

Sepia photograph of waterfall, with creek in the foreground. There are large boulders in the mid-ground. A dog is standing on an islet in the foreground, and a man is just visible on the extreme left. This image appears to be a cropped copy of an original photograph which is held by the National Gallery of Victoria: https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/explore/collection/work/11169