THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA MEDIA RELEASE. MOVEMENT AT THE STATION AS THE CATTLE COME BACK AFTER 17 YEARS

Vernon Hogg, teacher, Boorolite State School

Ken Pollard Collection. Screw wool press. J. Park maker. Lake Bolac.

World War 1 – The hole Signaller James Pinkerton Campbell was bombed in. 8th Light Horse, B Squadron, ANZAC Cove WW1.

DICK FORREST AND PETER PURCELL, TAKING CATTLE INTO MITCHELLS CREEK FOR SUMMER GRAZING 1978-1980. ‘SNOWY’

Afternoon tea with John Augustus Bostock

Highett Street, Mansfield, featuring the Prunus trees.

Bald Hills, Delatite Cemetery, Mansfield.

Woods Point – northern approach

Carter’s Mill, Mirimbah. D6 Caterpillar Tractor – A Healy. Fred Mitchell (Mill Boss) sitting on Tracks. Steve McConnell cleaning mud out of tracks.

Woods Point on Friday 13 January, 1939

S.E.C. Road from Walsh’s Road to the masts

Bonnie Doon State School No 2098

Visit of the Prince of Wales and the Governor’s visit to Woods Point – 1915.

Gear/Close Family – Sliprails – Volume 1 page 62

Woods Point looking north

Children from Mansfield Primary School visiting Dick Forrest at ‘Stump Hill’.

WW1 – Signaller James Pinkerton Campbell of the 8th Light Horse Regiment, of the famous 3rd Light Horse of World War 1 ready to embark. The Mansfield District was represented by the 8th Light Horse.

Boilers at New Chum Mine, Dry Creek.

Catholic Church – Jamieson