PART 5. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN RESPOND TO THE VICTORIAN NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION OPPOSITION TO ALPINE CATTLE GRAZING. THE VNPA CLAIMS: “ALPINE STREAMS AND RIVERS DAMAGED”.

Jack Hearn at camp tent

Convent Girls Basketball team. Convent of Mercy students.

Gerald Egan (left) and Tom Burlinson, alias Jim Craig, on King Billy (Mansfield in the background) preparing for Jim Craig’s famous downhill cliff ride.

Mansfield Cemetery Headstone. James Monk, died June 1867 (Aged 8 days)

Transporting metal sheets on horseback

IMAGES OF THE HIGH COUNTRY. A PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEY THROUGH THE SNOW COUNTRY OF SOUTH-EASTERN AUSTRALIA.

Separation and feed conveyor at mine

‘Top Gun’ shearer, Anthony Bell

Part of Felt Mural, now hanging in the Mansfield Information Centre

HIGHLAND PEOPLE GATHER TO MUSTER

Mirimbah

Remains of the Sir John Franklin Mine – near Woods Point

Memorial Gates – Highett Street – Sport’s Club

Ambrose Belt fixing motor bike

Fred Fry at Fry’s Hut

Single seater car with a dickie seat – Preston Homestead

World War 1 (WW1) – Arrival at first camping ground at ANZAC Cove. 8th Light Horse, B Squadron – not far from the cemetery.

Caption on sketch “The Road to Woods Point”

Convent of Mercy boarders from Mansfield, at Jamieson.