Ruins of a wealthy industry 1929

Gibson Industries at 61- 63 High Street.

Nettie Walsh feeding one of the many pet lambs

Queenie Stewart and Valma Stewart

View from Never Mind Spur – snow on distant peaks

Log Buggy

Graham and Shirley Watson, Tolmie Ball

Holiday ramble – Lilydale, Ringwood, Glimpse of Melbourne, Healesville

Mansfield Shire Councillors

Chinaman’s House in New Street, Mansfield – drawn with charcoal on brown paper.

Fry’s home at Fry’s Bridge, Darlingford – now under Eildon Weir.

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

Jeannie Hall (Prop of the Magnolia Tree Restaurant.) & daughter (Anna or Sophie). Sheena Daykin (left) & Cathy Cox in the background.

MINUTES OF MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION MEETING HELD AT THE V.F.G.A. 24 COLLINS STREET, MELBOURNE ON JULY 24TH, 1985

Sketch by Peg Martin from ‘The Other Side of Street’, Calendar

Students of Brankeet West State School – 1930.

DROVING IN GIPPSLAND ALBUM. HORSE IN RIVER WITH BOY ON BACK.

Widening the road between Davon Flat and Sheepyard Flat

Mansfield Higher Elementary School Badge, 1950’s

Members of the Hibernian Association, pictured outside the original St Francis Xavier Church in Mansfield.