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Burnt camp

Miriam (May) Walsh. Born 1855 – Married James Berry Walsh – lived at Howes Creek

LANCE ADAMS’ ALBUM. MELBOURNE-MANSFIELD RAILWAY 1883-1978. AN UP GOODS TRAIN.

Snowy Wilson’s truck carting messmate logs off Jack Healy’s property.

Gordon Cleeland’s home – ‘Invermay’ – Barjarg

Early photograph of the Roman Catholic Church, Hunter Street, Mansfield

Commemorative ceremony of the Stringybark murders of three Victorian police in 1878

Roman Catholic Church site, Chapel Hill, Boorolite

Heavy delivery wagon – Mansfield/Woods Point Road.

WEATHERBEATEN WISDOM. COLOURFUL CHARACTERS OF THE VICTORIAN HIGH COUNTRY.

Four sons of William and Mary Fry.

Woods Point coach departing

Woods Point in the late 1880s – Hope Mine in the foreground.

SPEECH BY GRAEME STONEY TO CENTRAL HIGHLANDS PRE-SELECTION CONVENTION MAY 18TH 1991

GRAEME STONEY COLLECTION. CHRISTA AND JIM TREASURE ON THE DARGO TO WONNANGATTA MCAV PROTEST CATTLE DRIVE 2006.

Norm Felton – Shire Councillor

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

Calendar December 1922 – HMAS “Sydney” – “Emden”

DICK FORREST AND PETER PURCELL, TAKING CATTLE INTO MITCHELLS CREEK FOR SUMMER GRAZING 1978-1980. CATTLE HAVING A DRINK AND COOL OFF WHERE BRIDLE TRACK CROSSES RIVER

Gilmore’s Flat, Darlingford.Eddie Gough (Val Griffiths Father), and Robena ross on the horse drawn harvester.

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Mansfield VIC 3722

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