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Photograph of Mount Tyson Hotel on Butler Street in 1952. The business was built by Demosthenes Syrmiss in 1926 but this hotel was also the scene of a tragic fire in 1929 after which it was rebuilt

“Mountain View” was the home of Laurie Anderssen and family in the Kennedy Valley

Photograph of Mr & Mrs HJ Barnes at the Tully Mill site, with the site of the old Tully Mill Golf Course behind them. Mr Barnes was a cane inspector. Mill workers camped along the creek that runs through the present Primary School, which later was dammed to supply water to the mill residences

Mr Brown, Station Master, standing on the platform at Innisfail Station, 1953

Sepia photograph of Mrs Brice (Jean Justine, née Caldersmith) Henry at the Tully Show, taken near the entry

Photograph of Hotel Tully in the main street, Butler Street, taken in about 1933. Known as the "Top Pub", the original licencees were Michael (Mick) and Patrick (Pat) Mullins, twins who migrated from Ireland in 1911

Photograph of the temporary bar which twins, Pat and Mick Mullins, erected while the concrete Hotel Tully building was under construction on the adjacent block. They obtained their liquor licence in 1925

Photograph of Murray Upper School with pupils and teacher on the front veranda. The students' hats are on hooks near the window. The water tank can be seen at the side of the small corrugated iron building. The pupils are un-named and the date is thought to be in the 1930s

Sepia photograph of pupils at Murray River Upper State School. The date on the board is obscured, but it is believed to be 1914. The school opened in 1904 as a provisional school and became a state school in 1909

Sepia photograph of Murray Upper school pupils and teacher, Miss Small, outside the original school building. The school opened in 1904 in this building