Photo%20Collection

Black and white photograph of the grocery store on Butler Street known as Tully Cash Stores. Vic and Ann Taylor purchased this store from Jimmy Sing. It was replaced by a modern shopping arcade in the 1980s

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

Tully State school sub-junior pupils, 1959, with Teacher Mr Cox

Tully State School class photograph of Grade VI students, taken in 1953, in front of the school building

Zetta Pedley (later Bobbermein) at home in Innisfail, wearing the pink uniform of Queensland Rail Refreshment Room staff. Taken in 1953

Black and white photograph looking south east over the sugar mill yards, Tully. Crane gantry in the foreground in front of the chimney stack. Sugar cane is stacked in the yard ready for crushing

Tully State school pupils in fancy dress costume, in 1954, probably at the Plaza Theatre, scene of many local events over the years

A Tully State Rural School class photograph, taken in about 1956

Sepia photographic postcard of Butler Street, the main street of Tully, probably in the 1950s. The Post Office is on the right, with the National Bank and Hotel Tully further down the street. Mount Mackay is in the background

Sepia photograph of the S.L.S.C. building on Kennedy Esplanade, South Mission Beach. The building was used during WW2 at Battle Creek on the Atherton Tableland and was brought to the Beach by trucks in c.1950. It was destroyed by fire c.1972 after it had been sold for a residential block. The Lifesavers were operating before the war and started up again after the war. It was a popular pastime in the 1960s