Croydon Gulf country Queensland Australia | Photographs of Queensland Australia

Sort By:

Then Sort By:

Records Per Page:

Page 2 of 2

First Previous 1 2 Next Last

1 2

Previous Next

Croydon Queensland Australia Savannah Guide Chris Weirman giving a talk on the handbuilt dam wall (1886) at Golden Gate one of the most productive goldfields near Croydon Gulf Savannah Queensland Australia

Item code

IC1121

Croydon Queensland Australia Pat Wilson Croydon General Store Croydon Gulf Savannah Queensland Australia. One of the longest continually trading general stores found in North Queensland.

Item code

IC1141

Croydon Queensland Australia Interior of the Club Hotel - the only surviving hotel from the goldrush days of 1886 Croydon Gulf Savannah Queensland Australia

Item code

IC1169

Croydon Railway Station The Gulflander on Wednesday Night at Croydon Railway Station Gulf Savannah Queensland.

Item code

ICDR_9024

Croydon Railway Station The Gulflander on Wednesday Night at Croydon Railway Station Gulf Savannah Queensland.

Item code

ICDR_9042

Croydon Railway Station The Gulflander on Wednesday Night at Croydon Railway Station Gulf Savannah Queensland.

Item code

ICDR_9045

Croydon Railway Station The Gulflander on Wednesday Night at Croydon Railway Station Gulf Savannah Queensland.

Item code

ICDR_9063

Galah Australian native parrot Galah's on power lines at Croydon Gulf Savannah Queenland

Item code

ICDR_8573

Galah Australian native parrot Galah's on power lines early morning Croydon Gulf Savannah Queensland

Item code

ICDR_8672

Galah Australian native parrot Galah's on power lines early morning Croydon Gulf Savannah Queensland

Item code

ICDR_8674

Gulflander Railway

Item code

ICDR_8506

Gulflander Railway Railroad Track

Item code

ICDR_8773

Gulflander Railway The Normanton-Croydon line was constructed under the supervision of George Phillips, an engineer and advocate of the Gulf Country. He designed and patened the steel sleepers used on the line. Interestingly, they are hollow based and packed with mud, avoiding the need for ballast material in the track. This low cost railway was also designed to be submersible, allowing flood waters and debris to flow over the line, leaving it intact when the water subsides.

Item code

ICDR_8832