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The two women are wearing the Queensland Railways Dining Car uniforms; the man on the left is an off duty conductor; the man second from right is also a conductor (in uniform)

Sepia photograph of Cardwell Railway Refreshment Rooms staff, 1936, standing outside the station building.In the war years that followed, the refreshment rooms staff were called on to provide meals to numerous servicemen as the troop trains usually stopped in Cardwell

Railway employees (possibly porters) on the platform at Innisfail Railway station, 1953

Black & white photograph. Streetscape of Rankin Street, Innisfail, in the aftermath of the cyclone that made landfall on the 10th March 1918. Looking south along Rankin Street, possibly from an elevated position

Black & white photograph of the severely damaged Rechabite (RAOB) Hall, taken in the aftermath of the cyclone that made landfall on the 10th March 1918. The damaged hall is in the foreground, and views of rear of damaged buildings in the background. The Rechabite Hall was situated on what is now the southern end of Owen Street, and was next to the 'old' Joss House, which was on the corner of Owen Street and Edith Street, Innisfail

Refreshment Room staff at the Townsville railway station, 1955

Refreshment Room staff at the Townsville railway station, 1955

Betty (in white uniform at front) worked in the kitchen; Pat, Zetta and Daphne (in grey uniforms) worked in the dining car

An early photograph of Tully township (1926) showing the first houses built on the side of Mount Tyson

Photograph of Rick and Gard’s sawmill, Tully, taken in the 1950s