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Sepia photograph of George Hunt's truck outside the Kincora Hotel, Lower Tully. George Hunt worked on the construction of the Lower Tully road in the 1920s. The Kincora Hotel was built by Terence O'Loghlen who applied for a licence for a hotel on his cane farm in 1927. The hotel opened in October 1928. The name, Kincora, commemorates the palace of Brian Boru in Co. Clare, Ireland

Black and white copy photograph of the stockyard on Kirrama Range. The people with horses in the photo may be members of the Collins family

Lady Brassey and friend attending the Tully Show, probably in the late 1930s. Lady Brassey was the Baroness von Bodenhausen, who became the wife of Hugo Brassey in 1935. They spent some years on Dunk Island where Hugo developed a resort

Black and white photograph of a canecutter cutting green cane by hand. The cut stalks can be seen laid out to the left ready to be bundled and lifted onto bins to be taken to the sugar mill

Black & white Murray Views photographic postcard showing a Leland Hippo timber truck loaded with logs on the Kirrama Range Road

Sepia original photograph of the sugarcane tramway line bridge over Liverpool Creek near Silkwood

Photograph of carting timber from Gillespie Creek. Ron Flegler with Ford truck and Milky Pine logs, standing beside an International tractor

Photo of a timber truck loaded with logs at Murray Upper ready to transport the logs to Lawsons’ Sawmill in Tully. The five men shown worked in the timber industry

Photograph looking east towards Mount Mackay down Butler Street, Tully. On the right, the Hotel Tully is under construction down from the National Bank building

Sepia photograph. Streetscape of Rankin Street, Innisfail, in the aftermath of the cyclone that made landfall on the 10th March 1918. Looking south east and down onto Rankin Street from an elevated position