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PURCELL FAMILY COLLECTION. LEADING HORSES UP STEEP TERRAIN

John Matey standing at the butt of a White Gum tree at Toombullup

Hibernian Society alongside the old church building in Malcolm Street.

High Street – shops – newsagent – Phudleys

KEEP THE CATTLE

Fire in Mansfield on Good Friday, 1923

Police Sergeant Michael Kennedy’s headstone, Mansfield cemetery

Captain Blowhard’s Adventures (concluded) – This is the very last we saw of Blowhard, in fact this is the end of him.

Marg Attley (Mansfield Shire Councillor) officially opening the Red Cross Centenary picnic and Rose Garden Dedication at the Mansfield Botanic Park

Melbourne Walking Club – A Mansfield Snow Party

MERRIJIG HALL COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES 9 MAR 1929, 30 NOV 1929

Demolition of State Electricity and Water Board buildings, Nos 44, 46 and 48 High Street, Mansfield.

FOOTAGE FROM SNOWY PLAINS PROTEST 1989 – INTRODUCTION OF STAKEHOLDERS

Eddie Davies with his catch, the eagle – Sheepyard Flat crossing.

General Store and main street, Woods Point

VOICE OF THE MOUNTAINS, EDITION 18, 1995

ALPINE NATIONAL PARK LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA (MCAV) PRESS RELEASE. c 1982

John McKenzie logging – he had a wooden leg.

Perhaps flooding of the Delatite River, where Fords Creek joins

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