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All Nations Mine – Matlock – highest town in Victoria. (Source: bicycle trip to Woods Point – Latrobe Library)

Fruit Palace – Kelson’s Mart, High Street, Mansfield

Christensen’s Sawmill. J Orr Neil Gardiner R Crozier on White Bridge – Mt Buller Road.

Merrijig Primary School SS1379

Mansfield Railway Station, “Better Farming” train – visited Mansfield 15/10/1925

Family grave – family sword – Walsh family

GRAEME STONEY COLLECTION. GRAEME STONEY CROSSING HOWQUA RIVER AT SHEEPYARD, WITH PACKHORSE CIRCA 1958

Remains of mining equipment at the Royal Standard Mine – Woods Point

Wreckage of the RAFF’s first fighter plane – in Victoria’s rugged high country May 11, 1927

Mansfield Post Office and Telephone Exchange

Matlock Township site showing roads to Woods Point, Walhalla and Warburton.

Feiglin’s Sawmillers’ Cottages – Withers Lane – sawmillers – timber merchants

Byrne’s hut, Tolmie.

Skiers on Horsehill – Mt Buller (Mr and Mrs Crozier and friends)

Bell’s Mill, Cambatong Road, Tolmie

Catherine Bulmer, mother of May Walsh – great grandmother of Margaret (Walsh) Adcock.

Alan Keith (Jimmy) James at home

Agriculture Chaff cutting team and equipment. Phil Cummins. 1930

Mt Kosciusko

Unknown child

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