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PS Canally helping Morgan steam ahead with tourist attraction For almost a decade, community volunteers in the town have been helping restore PS Canally to its former glory In 2010, Mid Murray Deputy Mayor Kevin Myers organised a public meeting in Morgan to canvas support for bringing the paddle steamer from Robinvale in northwest Victoria back to the town for restoration
PS Canally Port of Morgan | Visit Morgan PS Canally Port of Morgan The historic paddle steamer PS Canally was originally built in 1907 in Koondrook near Echuca, Victoria She was fitted with a steam locomotive engine in 1912 and for 10 years she mainly traded wool from Echuca up the Murrumbidgee River
PS Canally - Morgan SA - Morgan, Attraction | South Australia The PS Canally is a side wheel paddle steamer that was originally launched in 1907 It was built in Koondrook NSW by RW Beer The PS Cannally has a wooden hull and a flat bottom and is just over 28 metres long It is owned by the Mid Murray Council and usually based at Morgan on the Murray River
PS Canally Port of Morgan | Morgan SA - Facebook PS Canally Port of Morgan, Morgan, South Australia 1,586 likes · 1 talking about this · 5 were here PS Canally is a paddleboat being restored in Morgan
PS Canally - Morgan SA | Book Direct and Save The PS Canally is a side wheel paddle steamer that was originally launched in 1907 It was built in Koondrook NSW by RW Beer The PS Cannally has a wooden hull and a flat bottom and is just over 28 metres long It is owned by the Mid Murray Council and usually based at Morgan on the Murray River
PS CANALLY RESTORATION FAST-TRACKED IN $1. 34M BOOST TO TOURISM PROJECTS The historic PS Canally – a side wheel paddle steamer based at Morgan being revived by a dedicated band of volunteers – will be sailing the mighty Murray River again sooner than expected thanks to a grant through the Australian Government’s Murray-Darling Basin Economic Development Program (MDBEDP) Round 2