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Black and white photograph taken of Martin's Butcher Shop at El Arish on 6 March 1956 in aftermath of Cyclone Agnes. The building has significant damage to the roof and side, and there is vegetation and debris in the foreground

Black & white group photograph of girls from Cardwell State School who performed a maypole dance at the Kennedy centenary celebrations, 22 May 1948 at Cardwell

Sepia photograph showing streetscape of Rankin Street, Innisfail, in the aftermath of the cyclone that made landfall on the 10th March 1918. The timber building to the left has no identifiable markings but is believed to have been the Queensland Bank. The concrete building next to it is A.S. Mellick's General Merchants. During the storm, around 200 people sheltered in the basement of the store. In the image, a woman in white is walking down the street with an open umbrella and carrying a book. A second figure is in the background standing outside the front of the bank

Black and white photograph of the carved stone cross which is a memorial to Walter Jervoise Scott, one of the pioneers of the Valley of Lagoons Station and of Cardwell. This granite cross was sent from Scotland in 1890 to be placed on Walter Scott's grave at the Valley of Lagoons but it proved too heavy and awkward for a bullock team to haul it up the steep Dalrymple Gap Track. The cross was located on land owned by the Scott brothers in Cardwell until 1965 when it was moved by crane to the present location on Victoria Street, in front of the Anglican Church

Black and white photograph of the memorial to Percy Pease, located on the Kirrama Range Road local State Member of Parliament. He was commemorated because of his interest in the Cardwell area of his electorate of Herbert between 1920 and 1940, and his support for many projects here

Black and white photograph of the memorial to George Tucker, one of the leaders of the survey party which located the route up the Kirrama Range at Kennedy despite great difficulties. He drowned in Jarra Creek (near Tully) in 1938

Sepia photograph of Miss Florence Rhoda Butler, known as "Durdie" at the Tully Show, possibly in the 1950s. The Butler family lived at Murray Upper, on a property named "Fringford"

Sepia photograph of Miss Marion D'Arcy, first teacher at Cardwell Provisional School. She was the School Principal from 1st October 1870 to 25th July 1873

Photograph of The Tully-Mission Beach Road. A small utility is travelling along the unsealed surface which is boggy and wet

Photograph of Mount Tyson Hotel on Butler Street. 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