Alfred Chenery’s Delatite Station

WW1 Victory Celebration, Mansfield. 12 November 1918

This log buggy was used at McCashney’s Sawmill – Blackwood (near Trentham) then at Toombullup (McCashneys) – later at Baker Creek (McCashney and Harper). Now Mansfield Forest Commission.

Dick Forest with overseas visitors

“The Farm” – Agricultural High School – A. Callister

The summit of Mt Buller, taken from Little Buller

Bulmer’s Parlor Coach

Ken Pollard Collection. Sewing goods collection & a butter churn

Ashfield Sawmill – Peter Martin racking timber for air drying.

Early photograph of the Roman Catholic Church, Hunter Street, Mansfield

Mary Garrett (nee Maughan)

Brothers Jack (left) and Tom Purcell

Farewell to Val Cleary at the back of the Forestry Commission Office at Mansfield 1947.

POEM: SONG OF THE AVON

SPEECH. “CONSERVATION COMPETING WITH FARMING AS AN ALTERNATE LAND USE” BY JAMES COMMINS OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMENS ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA

Morning Star Mine, Woods Point 1932

High Street, Mansfield, looking east, c. 1880s

Eliza Martin (nee Cox)

A display of the Frank Bussat Photographic Collection. The Centenary of the old Ailsa St Library.

DROVING IN GIPPSLAND ALBUM. CATTLE AND MAN ON HORSE