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Negative - SS Gippsland at the Mitchell River Wharf, Bairnsdale, Victoria, circa 1910, The SS Gippsland tied up at the Mitchell River Wharf, Bairnsdale. There is a butter factory in the background. The screw steamer 'Gippsland' was a timber-hulled passenger ferry built by Peter Tierney, at Paynesville, for J.C. Dahlsen & Co., of Bairnsdale, in 1908. It was the largest and fastest steamboat to operate on the Gippsland Lakes with a top speed of 14 knots.
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Negative - SS Gippsland at the Mitchell River Wharf, Bairnsdale, Victoria, circa 1910, The SS Gippsland tied up at the Mitchell River Wharf, Bairnsdale. There is a butter factory in the background. The screw steamer 'Gippsland' was a timber-hulled passenger ferry built by Peter Tierney, at Paynesville, for J.C. Dahlsen & Co., of Bairnsdale, in 1908. It was the largest and fastest steamboat to operate on the Gippsland Lakes with a top speed of 14 knots
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3614 x 2276 px | 23.5 MB
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30.6 x 19.3 cm | 12.0 x 7.6 in (300 dpi)
Keywords:
14 KNOTS • 1908 • BACKGROUND • BAIRNSDALE • BUTTER FACTORY • CIRCA 1910 • DAHLSEN & CO • FASTEST STEAMBOAT • GIPPSLAND LAKES • GIPPSLAND • J. C • J. C. • LARGEST • MITCHELL RIVER WHARF • NEGATIVE PHOTOGRAPH • NEGATIVE • OPERATE • PAYNESVILLE • PETER TIERNEY • PUNT • SCREW STEAMER • SS GIPPSLAND TIED UP • SS GIPPSLAND • TIMBER-HULLED PASSENGER FERRY BUILT • TOP SPEED • VICTORIA
