Lady Clare waterwheel

WW1 – Signaller James Pinkerton Campbell of the 8th Light Horse Regiment, of the famous 3rd Light Horse of World War 1 ready to embark. The Mansfield District was represented by the 8th Light Horse.

Christensen’s Sawmill – Mirimbah – “Breaking Down”

Photo: MR EADLEY STONEY AND HIS SON GRAHAM DISPOSE OF SOME OF THE MUD AFTER A DAY IN THE YARDS AT MANSFIELD.

Chaff cutter team 1930 Cummins farming

Tidy Towns winners, Sally Dowling (Mansfield) and Joan Hamilton (Jamieson)

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

George D’Arcy, Treasurer of Tolmie Sports Association hands cheque to Mary Usher and Doug Parkhill representing Community Centre.

LETTER FROM BOB CLARK DETAILING HIS FATHER’S DEALINGS WITH NED KELLY

C. Costa’s Wombat Hotel, Tolmie

Col Mewett and Doug Gray – driving Ford truck/ Bill Luck and Co – Distributors – Mobil Oil Co. Mansfield 284

The original Bluff Hut

A postcard sent February 16th, 1916, from Heliopolis, Egypt, by Captain George Fay, Creightons Creek, to his brother, Jack Fay of Creightons Creek

Christies Mine at Jericho

Waiting for Governor Carmichael, Highett Street – 24/04/1911

Crowd at the Bush Market, High Street, Mansfield

Commercial Hotel Football team

Mrs Lorna Lovick nee McCaskill (Jack Lovick’s wife) and grandchildren and Bernie McWhinney

Walhalla/Thompson area – Unknown details

Troopers’ Monument, Mansfield – 1900s