View of Morning Star Mine

MOUNTAIN MEN SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO GRAZE AND RIDE THE GREAT DIVIDE!

Mansfield Fire Officers

Ken Pollard Collection. 303 rifle, wire cutters, and a bayonet.

MERRIJIG HALL COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES 31 JAN 1931, 4 APR 1931, 16 MAY 1931, 4 JUL 1931, 5 DEC 1931

GRAEME STONEY COLLECTION. BUFF ROGERS

Photograph showing the end of The Bluff

Governor Carmichael visit 1911. Group of children on way to the High School, Mansfield

New miner’s huts erected for the employees of the Morning Star Mine, Woods Point. On the right hand side is the mess hall.

Working miners at a Kevington mine

A HISTORY OF VICTORIA

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

Paul and Jan Purcell

Mansfield Primary School – 1968 – Grade 4

Christensen’s Sawmill, Mirimbah. Sawn timber trolley line in foreground.

Sr. Carmel and teachers, St Francis Xavier Church, St Mary’s School.

Paddock below O’Keefe’s house after the 1939 fires

HIGH COUNTRY LIVING. WOMEN IN WORLD OF CATTLEMEN.

Jeff Kennett, Premier, and Pat McNamara, Deputy Premier, and local member with Youth Orchestra.

The ‘Doolam Gem’ winning team of Gerald Egan (trainer), Ray Murphy (owner) and Luke Nolan (jockey). Luke Nolan went on to ride the famous race winner ‘Black Caviar’.