MarMuseum26.jpg=Relics and replicas from the Lucinda (smoking room) and Maheno (wrecked on Fraser Island)
MarMuseum2.jpg=Maritime museum grounds
MarMuseum13.jpg=Engine room on board the Diamantina
02SthB (1).jpg=William Jolly (Grey Street), Cross River Rail (Merivale) bridge and Brisbane River views from the Kurilpa Bridge
MarMuseum30.jpg=The "Wheel of Brisbane" and a Nepalese pagoda left in place after Expo 88
MarMuseum7.jpg=HMAS Diamantina, named after the Diamantina River in Queensland, is a River class frigate that served the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). Constructed in the mid-1940s, Diamantina was active from 1945 until 1946, was placed in reserve, then was recommissioned as a survey ship from 1959 until 1980.
02SthBrisbane3.jpg=Victoria bridge and Brisbane River views from the boardwalk
MarMuseum18.jpg=Diamantina depth charge launchers etc
02SthBrisbane.jpg=South Brisbane, on and near the William Jolly (Grey Street) bridge
MarMuseum35.jpg=Brisbane River looking downstream (East) from the Goodwill Bridge
Bridges.jpg=Brisbane River bridges near Kurilpa Point
MarMuseum.jpg=Commonwealth Lightship 4, Carpentaria, was 1 of 4 unmanned lightships built at Cockatoo Island Dockyard, Sydney, in 1916-17.
MarMuseum22.jpg=Diamantina smoke stack - the darker patches are where huge hail stones hit during the November 2014 storm - it was estimated the storm caused $1.1 billion worth of damage to Brisbane property (including Andrew's car)
MarMuseum19.jpg=Dry dock pump house
MarMuseum14.jpg=Inside the bow and the anchor chains on board the Diamantina
MarMuseum31.jpg=Diamantina
MarMuseum6.jpg=Relics beside the dry dock
MarMuseum5.jpg=8" deck guns from the HMAS Paluma and Gayunda
02SthBrisbane2.jpg=William Jolly (Grey Street) bridge and Brisbane River views from the Kurilpa Bridge
MarMuseum27.jpg=Left picture is a scale model of the Moreton Pile light at the mouth of Brisbane River, built in 1882. Relocated after a new channel was cut, struck by a barge in 1945, the Moreton Bay Pile Light came to its end when the British tanker Wave Protector crashed through the light in 1949
MarMuseum1.jpg=HMAS Diamantina in the dry dock
MarMuseum10.jpg=On board the Diamantina
MarMuseum23.jpg=Cape Don light and the P&O Orion
MarMuseum32.jpg=Welcome to Brisbane sign beside the Victoria bridge
MarMuseum9.jpg=Galley/Kitchen on board the Diamantina
MarMuseum4.jpg=Happy II
MarMuseum15.jpg=Electrical room on board the Diamantina
02SthB (2).jpg=William Jolly (Grey Street) bridge and Brisbane River views from the Kurilpa Bridge
MarMuseum11.jpg=ASTIC room on board the Diamantina
GoogleEarth.jpg=Google Earth image of the museum location on the Brisbane River
MarMuseum28.jpg=Cape Don light
MarMuseum24.jpg=Hand made wooden speedboat - never been in the water
MarMuseum20.jpg=Wooden boat display building with Gen Macarthurs dinghy
MarMuseum8.jpg=Radio room on board the Diamantina
MarMuseum25.jpg=Diamantina and other displays
02SthB (3).jpg=Victoria Bridge, Riverside Expressway and Brisbane River views from the boardwalk
MarMuseum3.jpg=Maritime museum grounds. The  building with the green glass is the new Lady Cilento Childrens Hospital. The clock tower is the old South Brisbane Town Hall
MarMuseum33.jpg=Brisbane River looking upstream (West) from the Goodwill Bridge
IMG_20160213_113333.jpg=Traffic jam on the William Jolly (Grey Street) bridge - Police and Paramedics in attendance
02SthBrisbane1.jpg=Kurilpa Bridge - The Kurilpa Bridge (originally known as the Tank Street Bridge) is a A$63 million pedestrian and bicycle bridge over the Brisbane River Australia. In 2011, the bridge was judged World Transport Building of the Year at the World Architecture Festival
MarMuseum17.jpg=Diamantina - earliers hammocks rplaced by fold up bunks
02SthBrisbane4.jpg=Kurilpa Park and William Jolly (Grey Street) bridge
MarMuseum16.jpg=Compass gyroscope on board the Diamantina
MarMuseum34.jpg=South Brisbane views from Diamantina
MarMuseum29.jpg=QGSY Lucinda - The (Australian) constitution drafted in Lucinda’s Smoking Room in 1891 was accepted, and with minor variations, became the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Australia.
MarMuseum12.jpg=ex-Bulwer Island Tower which came to the Museum from its location near the Brisbane River mouth where it operated from 1912 to 1983. The Tower is a perfect example of the type of construction unique to Queensland.
MarMuseum21.jpg=the dry dock built in 1881
