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Ashfield Sawmill, 1996. Last days before closing day. Log Yard – the last of the logs. To the left is the access ladder by which the chip-hopper was reached.

Aldous family portrait

On Blue Range, Mansfield

Snells Crushing Plant

FROM FRASER’S TO FREEZEOUT. COLOURFUL CHARACTERS OF THE DARGO HIGH PLAINS.

Emerald Hill – the second name for Matlock – the first name was Beaumont

Thomas Parker’s Medical Hall

Looking west of the Mess Hut is the first hut on the south side of Mt Buller Road. Right of the picture, in the background can be seen, the sawmill.

Motor Racing – “Hoot” Gibson 62748 – Hoot Gibson / P.England / J. Madden Triumph Herald – Armstrong 500. Phillip Island

TEMPLE OF THE HIGH COUNTRY

‘Win the War” demonstration, opposite Courthouse, Mansfield, 1917

Joe Knappings steam engine in Waterloo Gully 1975

Ken Pollard Collection. Tyre (horse cart) shrinking machine

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

Christensen’s Sawmill, Mirimbah

PUSH FOR THE BUSH. A THOUSAND CUTS. BACKGROUND TO OUR OPPOSITION TO LABOR AND THE GREENS

William James Smith, Emma (nee Adams) and son, Robert James Wright Smith (born 1880).

Unknown child

O’Connor Family.

Mansfield Bank of New South Wales on the corner of High & Highett Streets.

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Mansfield Railway Station
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Mansfield VIC 3722

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