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Image looking down into the Tully Gorge during the construction of the Tully River Hydro-electric power scheme. Construction took place in the 1950s, with the Kareeya Power Station and the Koombooloomba Dam completing the major works

Postcard view of the Tully River Gorge near Cardstone, with the road on the left

Sepia photograph of the front view of Tully Hospital taken from Bryant Street. This was the first purpose built hospital building in Tully

Photograph of staff in front of the Tully Hospital, taken in 1953. This hospital building was completed and officially opened on 9th May 1935. This was the first purpose built hospital building in Tully

Colour photographic postcard of shops on the west side of the street that was later named Bryant Street, taken in 1925. Malin's newsagent and hairdressing salon is prominent on the corner. A few businesses can be seen on what became Watkins Street. Mount Tyson is in the background

The Methodist Girl Comrades were groups organised in individual Methodist Church parishes. They were also known as the Methodist Church Girls' Fellowship. This image is of a group of young ladies from the Tully Methodist Church Comrades wearing their regalia. They were attending the wedding of Joyce and Max Cowie, 1956

Sepia photograph of the staff of the Tully Sugar Mill Garage taken at the garage on 20 December 1949 with some of the mill machinery. The names were recorded on the back of the photo by Laurie Anderssen

Colour photograph of the Tully mill golf course with the sugar mill in the background. This is identified as the fourth fairway. The golf club commenced in 1927, using a cow paddock beside the sugar mill which they improved over the years. This course closed in 1981 and a new course opened at the Tully Country Club

Black and white photograph of Tully Post Office on the corner of Butler and Bryant Streets. This building housed the post office between 1930 and 1958. The National Bank can be seen to the left

Black and white photograph of Tully Push-bike Racing Club members preparing to set off on a race in c.1937. Behind them, Swaysland's fruit and vegetable store was on the corner of Bryant and Butler Streets (later became Nick & Jean's store)