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Gear family at Bridge Creek 1935- old dairy in background.

Logging

Mansfield Historical Society outing at Delatite Property 1988

DICK FORREST AND PETER PURCELL, TAKING CATTLE INTO MITCHELLS CREEK FOR SUMMER GRAZING 1978-1980. KATE BURR ON TOP OF SLATE MINE

Harry Tomkins

2 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: SKI-DEVELOPERS, NOT CATTLE, ARE THE BIGGEST THREAT TO THE ALPS; AND RESORT WOULD BE A TRAGEDY

MCCASKILL FAMILY COLLECTION

Commercial Hotel – Woods Point 1934. W. Rae’s car in front of hotel.

Domingo Diaz, Manager Mingo’s Restaurant, Mansfield

World War 1 (WW1) – Wounded on board the ‘Canada’ – 8th Light Horse

Fire Brigade Project. Burning Miss Eilleen Close’s house at the corner of Malcolm St. & The Parade, Mansfield.

Celebrating 75 years Red Cross in Australia and 50 years of Red Cross service by local Mansfield branch members, at the Mansfield Botanic Gardens, 29 September 1989. Margaret Adcock, Mansfield Red Cross Unit President, and John Fogarty, Superintendent of the Gardens.

Snells Crushing Plant – Fordson roller

Getting ready for Tolmie Sports

Delatite Hotel, cnr. High & Highett Street, Mansfield

Marbut-Gunnersen Sawmill. Log dump – for use during winter months.

Sawn timber loaded onto Bell’s Truck

ACF MOVE IS ‘NO SURPRISE’

Left to right: Geoffrey, Eddie Davies, Max and Lorraine cultivating their crop.

The township of Walhalla as it was about 110 years ago (1880) with mining activities at its peak.

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