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Sepia photograph of a hut at Tully Heads

Sepia photograph of a hut at Tully Heads

Black and white photograph of a large band leading the May Day march down Butler Street, Tully. The inaugural May Day march in Tully took place in 1938. A programme of sports and entertainment was organised at the show grounds following the parade

Photograph of one of the houses constructed for workers by the Sugar Mill, Tully. A row of such houses was built on the west side of Bryant Street. The Police Station is located across the road from this house

Sepia photograph of a “push and pull” railway trolley in the Tully-Ingham district. The man operating the trolley is un-named

Sepia photograph of a steam train crossing a flooded river in the Ingham-Tully district, possibly the Herbert River. Debris is caught along the track to the right

Sepia photograph of a steam train in the Ingham-Tully district with three men

Photograph of a sugar-cane locomotive hauling bins full of cut cane across the tramway bridge over Hogan's Creek. The tramway line linked the El Arish canefields with the Tully Sugar Mill

Photograph of a tractor and fertilizer spreader on Andy Sorbello’s sugar cane farm at Silky Oak in 1973

Black and white photograph of a holiday-makers seated on a lawn which forms part of the resort, Dunk Island, probably in the 1940s. The famous Beachcomber, E.J. Banfield, called Dunk Island his "Tropic Isle"