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Steam Tugboat "James Paterson" Melbourne 1941-1960 A man stands with one

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A man stands with one foot in the gutter

settled near present-day Sorrento in October 1803

In between those buildings at 101 is the Waxworks

St Patrick's Cathedral under construction in distance

with a cable car

Steam Tugboat "James Paterson" Melbourne 1941-1960 A man stands with oneSteam Tugboat "James Paterson" was one of a number of tugboats used by the Melbourne Harbour Trust to tow and push larger vessels in and out of Port Melbourne and the Docks. "James Paterson" was built in 1902 at South Shields, England, and was broken up at Williamstown in 1966 (source: Des Williams, 'Wrecks of War A Salvage Diver's Diary.'). She took over from the last paddle steam tug the "Albatross" in 1903. The tug is named after James Paterson, a

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