At Sugarloaf Dam

Crossing Howqua River. Surveying the new road – Brocks Road

Railway Centenary Re- Enactment 1891-1991 .

PART 7. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN RESPOND TO THE VICTORIAN NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION OPPOSITION TO ALPINE CATTLE GRAZING. THE VNPA CLAIMS: “GRAZING THREATENS MANY PLANTS AND ANIMALS WITH EXTINCTION”.

Jim and Edwina Eddy camped up the bush falling and casting logs to Ashfield Sawmill, along with their son Bruce.

Mansfield Historical Society Display

Gordon Cleeland’s farm yard -approx 1956 – now under Lake Nillahcootie

View of house with elm trees built by Jack Macey

Forestry Commission grader working on the Mt Stirling Road.

D.S.M. Sawmill, Tolmie

Convent of Mercy, Mansfield. Young ladies performing in a school play. The Princess, Miss Kelly.

Packhorses, Graham Fry, “Horse to Horsepower” Procession, 1994

Jessie Anderson, Licensee of the Poplar Hotel, Kevington, recieving the high tin bread loaf from the bakers boy on his horse.

Mansfield’s first motorised fire engine. Driver – George Cummins

Mansfield Post Office

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

SELLING THE MOUNTAIN CATTLE. A PERSONAL HISTORY OF THE EAST GIPPSLAND CALF SALES.

An interior view of Fry’s hut

DROVING IN GIPPSLAND ALBUM. 6 UNIDENTIFIED MEN ON HORSES. CATTLE IN YARDS IN BACKGROUND

A sketch of early Woods Point