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Black and white image of the hydroelectric power station on the Tully River at the Tully Gorge. The Kareeya power station was constructed in the 1950s with the power portion of the scheme officially opened in September 1957. A year later the completed project was handed over to the Cairns Regional Electricity Board

Photograph of the butcher's shop owned by Tully River Butchering Co. in Tully from about 1926. Christopf (Chris) Teitzel acquired the business from W. Still and B. Henry after he arrived in the district in 1926

Black & white original photograph of the offices of the Tully River District Canegrower's Association, Watkins Street, Tully, c.1950s. The staff who work at the offices are standing outside on the pavement. The building was located on the north side of the street just above the Commonwealth Bank

Photograph of the Tully River rail bridge under construction. The Feluga - Cardwell section of the north coast railway line (which includes the rail bridge) was officially opened on 10 December 1924. Prior to this over 450 men were employed on the construction. A camp for workers can be seen on the bank of the river

View of the railway bridge over flooded Tully River in 1929. Large piles of debris and timber are visible to the right side of the bridge, and a figure is standing on the bridge in the mid-ground

Official photograph, taken by Townsville photographer, Don. J. Peiniger, of the Tully Rugby League team and officials. The team took part in the Townsville football carnival of 1929, a country carnival that decided the zone premierships for North Queensland

Tully Rural School Girls ‘A’ Grade Basketball Team, 1947. Pupils at Tully State School: group photograph

Black and white photograph of the sugar cane exhibits at the 1966 Tully Show with a group of interested cane inspectors and Tully Sugar mill staff

Black and white photograph of the front of Tully State School with the main entrance on the left. The original building on this site burnt down in 1935 and construction of this building began almost immediately. It was completed in 1938. This building is now heritage listed

Black and white photograph of Tully State School (Mars Street) and pupils. Dating from 1925, this school building burnt down in 1935 and was replaced with the current heritage listed building