Railway Centenary Re- Enactment 1891-1991 .

Win the War day Number 24 – Mansfield – Recruitment drive for World War 1.

Pack horses – Mt Buller. Bert Walker with 3 horses – other riders unknown.

Robert Neely – Dot Arnold – Maureen Weingott – Gavin Arnold

Mansfield S.E.S.

Oakland, 1926 model. Freda May Walsh with daughter, Freda. Young Freda is now married to Jack Pollard.

Pat McNamara and Tom Trewin outside the Mansfield Shire Offices

Albie Healy’ – D6 Caterpillar dozer with loading boom

John Matey sitting on A Healy’s dozer. Pikes Flat, Upper Howqua River

Phillip Merlo in horse and jinker at the Devil’s Elbow – U.Turn Creek Road, Alexandra side of The Gap. (Now Haine’s saddle – formerly Hell’s Gap.)

Belt family members

Henry John Player headstone at Mansfield cemetery

STATE PLAN TO GIVE HIGH COUNTRY’S BOGS A $7 .5 MILLION FACELIFT

“Dugout” – Christensen’s Delatite Sawmill – Mirimbah

Kelly tree, Stringybark Creek – carved by Jim Brond

Portrait photograph of Pauline Louise Basch

LOVICK FAMILY COLLECTION. STICK BEAMISH, NARNA AND MEGS HOGARTH.

SPEECH. THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S PERSPECTIVE OF CATTLE GRAZING IN THE ALPINE AREA, MADE BY JACK HICKS IN MARCH 1994

Win the War day. Mansfield.Recorded in The Mansfield Historical Newsletter Vol 2, No 3, Summer Edition, March 1993.

William James Smith