Christensen’s Sawmill, Mirimbah. Mt Buller in the background – 2 photographs in file – a. and b.

World War 1 (WW1) – Bathing scene. ANZAC Cove. 8th Light Horse, B Squadron

Bank Street, Jamieson, looking south in about 1920.

John Rice Peachey and Margaret Dinsmore McIntosh

Mrs Anna Bostock, the animal lover with fox cub and a pet cat at Preston Homestead.

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

World War 1 (WW1) – Ready to embark at Port Melbourne. B. Squadron. Mansfield 8th Light Horse squadron. Port Melbourne

Original Post and Telegraph Office

Mansfield Bank of New South Wales on the corner of High & Highett Streets.

South Celebes

Ashfield Sawmill

Skiers on the slopes of Mt Buller

MERRIJIG HALL PUBLIC and COMMITTEE MEETINGS 4 FEB 1928, 7 APR 1928, 23 AUG 1928

DICK FORREST AND PETER PURCELL, TAKING CATTLE INTO MITCHELLS CREEK FOR SUMMER GRAZING 1978-1980. JAMIESON RIVER BELOW BRIDLE TRACK CAN BE SEEN ON RIGHT

A RESERVED ACCOUNTANT LEARNS THE FINE ART OF FAST TALKING

Bulmers Bus Lines

Christensen’s Timber Mill.

Tolmie Sports, 1910. Girl’s race.

WONNANGATTA STATION, ITS OWNERS AND THE STOCK ROUTES; A PROUD HISTORY, A SAD ENDING ….

A LETTER FROM THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMENS ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA INCORPORATED TO ITS ASSOCIATES RE NUNAWADING BY-ELECTION