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.

The old Mansfield Rural Fire Brigade building in Highett Street

Making roads in the Tolmie area.

Cricket match. Delatite Sawmill (back row) vs McCashney and Harper Mill (front row)

John, Kit and Ted Murphy on road near wooden culvert.

House and view of Mt Buller.

George Belt (with hat) and college boys at a Tolmie waterfall

MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S PROTEST RIDE TO PARLIAMENT HOUSE MELBOURNE 4 SEPTEMBER 1984. KEN CONNLEY, BILL HICKS, JACK LOVICK

Butchers Shop, Woods Point

Lt/Col George Furner Langley, D.S.O. 21st Battalion, 1st ANZAC Battalion, Imperial Camel Corps, 14th A.L.H. Brigade.

Jack Spears sluicing on the Goulburn

Roy Bostock

Steam winder once used at Eldorado Mine

Christensen’s Sawmill, Mirimbah

LOVICK FAMILY COLLECTION. JOY WALSH ON MR BLACK

OPINION PIECE IN COBRAM COURIER

‘Doolam Gem’s’ owner Ray Murphy, centre with trophy, flanked by Maurie Walsh, Neil McCrae, Luke Nolan (jockey) and Gerald Egan (trainer). Winner of Toohey’s New Mansfield Cup – a tough race over 1750 metres.

Allan Adcock at the front of the Walsh house (Spring Lodge) at the Howes Creek farm.

DICK FORREST AND PETER PURCELL, TAKING CATTLE INTO MITCHELLS CREEK FOR SUMMER GRAZING 1978-1980.

Malcolm Street, Mansfield – Looking towards Mt Battery.