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Black and white photograph of South Mission Beach with the lifesaver's tower and a lifesaver sitting up on the tower. Children are playing on the beach. The photo is not dated

Photograph of people at Flying Fish Point watching speed boat races. Three speed boats are visible on the right near the horizon. The locals are thought to have arrived on the boat “Wanderer”. Two sugar lighters are anchored nearby

Colour photograph of St. Clare's Catholic Church, Mars Street, Tully, taken in the 1930s. The foundation stone was officially laid on 7 May, 1926 and the church was blessed and opened in August the same year. The photo also shows the three buildings adjacent on Mars Street at that time

Photograph of St Clare’s catholic church on the right, and St Clare’s primary school (convent school) on the left, Mars Street, Tully. The photo is thought to have been taken in the late 1920s or 1930s. St. Clare's School was established in Tully in 1928. The Sisters of the Good Samaritan arrived in February 1928 and classes commenced in the church. The foundation stone for the school building photographed was laid in 1933 with lessons commencing here in April 1934

Black and white original photograph of St. Clare's School, established in Tully in 1928. The Sisters of the Good Samaritan arrived in February 1928 and classes commenced in the church. The foundation stone for the school building photographed was laid in 1933 with lessons commencing here in April 1934

This 'shack", one of six huts provided for staff accommodation at the construction site of the new Tully sugar mill

A Tully State School group photograph of staff and students, taken in about 1952, in front of the school building

Sepia photograph of the inside of the Tully Mill Garage with staff and machinery. Possibly in about 1949

Sepia photograph of the inside of the Tully Mill Garage with staff and machinery. Possibly in about 1949

Sepia photograph of the Cardwell Railway staff in 1936, including the Station Master. The photo was taken outside the station building