Mansfield 6000 ft

PART 3. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN RESPOND TO THE VICTORIAN NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION OPPOSITION TO ALPINE CATTLE GRAZING. THE VNPA CLAIMS: “ANCIENT PEAT BEDS ARE DAMAGED BY GRAZING”.

Mrs Anna Mayo Bostock (1882 – 1968) and Mr John Augustus Bostock (1873 – 1954) at Preston Homestead, both mounted on horses.

Scott Street, Main Street, Woods Point

Jan Purcell

Wallaby Mine, Gaffneys Creek (New A1 Co 1928-1932 appears to be another photograph beneath the Wallaby Mine photograph)

Launch of outsize furniture designed and built by Jim and Jeannie McDonagh (seated) – Left : Tony Cox, Right: John Fogarty.

Eadley and Flora Stoney with their children, Graeme (7 years) and Beryl (3 years) – Christmas 1947.

Exterior of the Mansfield Railway Station being refurbished as the Legendary Country Tourism Information Centre. Opened 30/10/1994

MCAV CORRESPONDENCE – OUTWARDS. DRAFT LETTER TO MRS J KIRNER

Dr Rowes old station

MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S NEWS. NEWSLETTER OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA. July 1991

Marriage of Jan and Paul Purcell.

The actual Woods Point, where storekeeper Woods settled.

Alex Trahair being interviewed by Research Office

VOICE OF THE MOUNTAINS, EDITION 18, 1995

James Berry Walsh.

THROUGH THE SLIPRAILS OF TIME. FAMILY HISTORIES OF MANSFIELD AND DISTRICT. VOLUME 2.

A BRUSH WITH AUSTRALIA.

Cyril (Gordon) McMillan is the one in the middle. Port Moresby, New Guinea. 1946. WW 2