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Ernest Brooke and his father, Edward, farmed on the Tully River in the 1880s. Edward Reginald Brooke managed Tyson's estates before taking up land of his own. The father and son also operated a sailing boat to take their produce to Cardwell for shipment south. The Brooke family sold their interests in 1911

Photograph of part of Euramo township showing the hotel with the old hall on the right. Flood waters from the flooded Tully River surround the buildings

Photograph of Euramo Hotel in about the 1930s. This building was built in 1928 but burnt down in August 1971. The licensees at the time of the fire were Alf and Olga Beltrame. A new building was soon constructed on the site

Photograph of Euramo Hotel with flood waters from the flooded Tully River surrounding it. Unknown people in the doorway, and an old caravan stranded in the background. The original Euramo Hotel was opened in 1928. A fire in 1971 destroyed the hotel, which was replaced by a more modern building

Black and white photograph of pupils and teacher in front of the Euramo School in 1952. Apparently the large number of children so impressed a passing School Inspector that the Riversdale School was approved and opened the following year

Copy of a black and white photograph of Feluga Hotel in about 1935. The original hotel on this site burned down but was replaced by the publican, Ethel Stallan, with this building in 1932. On the left can be seen a number of stores or shops

Photograph of Hotel Feluga taken at an unspecified date. The car on the left gives an indication of the era

Photograph of Feluga Railway Station. The station opened after the construction of the North Coast Railway which linked Cairns to Brisbane

Black and white photograph of Feluga School, which opened as a provisional school in February 1927 and became a state school in 1934

Black and white photograph of a Ferris wheel at the Tully Show in the later 1940s. No show was held in the years 1942 to 1945 because of the Second World War. Some of the riders appear to be in service uniforms