Here it is: Echuca Historical Society event organisers Heather Rendle and Dot Hammond at the Two Men in a Boat exhibition in Echuca. The exhibition follows the real-life journey of two men in a boat from Echuca to the Murray Mouth at Goolwa in 1862.
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Steve Huntley
Riv photographer Steve Huntley visited Echuca Historical Society Museum on Friday and snapped up action at the launch of Two Men In A Boat exhibition. It’s an exhibition of stereograph photos of Murray River scenes taken in 1862. It’s being held from January 6 to February 28 at Echuca Historical Society Museum and is open daily from 10am to 2pm.
Happy to be here: Rae and Ross Veale, and David Simkin and Handel Aubrey at the exhibition.
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Steve Huntley
Lots to see: Delia and Russell Currie.
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Steve Huntley
Good attendance: A number of people came to Two Men in a Boat exhibition.
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Steve Huntley
Greetings: Echuca Historical Society president Mathew Wilson welcomes the public to the exhibition.
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Steve Huntley
Here to help: Echuca Historical Society volunteers are ready to lend a hand.
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Steve Huntley
Welcome: Echuca Historical Society president Mathew Wilson talks about the exhibition. Two photographers visiting Echuca from the Victorian Goldfields exchanged their wagon for a boat of river red gum planks and rowed from Echuca to Goolwa in 1862, taking photos of the many properties along the way. These are featured in the exhibition.
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Steve Huntley
Interesting: The public viewing the exhibition.
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Steve Huntley
Proud: Echuca Historical Society president Mathew Wilson at the exhibition.
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Steve Huntley
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