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Doug Burn holding film sound unit for talkies – Mansfield Soldiers Hall

Highton

HUTS OF THE HIGH COUNTRY.

Bridge Street, Woods Point

Walter Kiernan and friend, Dry Creek

First train to Mansfield – Opening day Mansfield Railway Station – October 6, 1891

Mansfield Mountain Country Festival Parade 1993

GRAEME STONEY COLLECTION. BLUFF HUT 1955-2015. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMAN GRAEME STONEY ON THE LOW SPUR NEAR THE BLUFF, MT EADLEY STONEY IN BACKGROUND 1981

“Glen Hope” Farm. Devil’s River Valley – Darlingford – Maintongoon – rabbits – Merlo

The main street of Gaffneys Creek, looking south, during the 1880s.

MINUTES OF MERRIJIG HALL INC. MEETING 5 MAR 2007

John Lovick

Vehicle in heavy snow – Scotty’s bliz

Forestry Commission – Mt Stirling Road. On the move again!

Nillahcootie School and children

Culling sheep at Preston Station

GRAEME STONEY COLLECTION. BLUFF HUT REBUILD AND OPENING. GRAEME STONEY, DAVID STONEY AND GED CULLICAN 2007

soldiers – World War 1 – Charleroi, Belgium – George Heaton – Jack Hart

Roman Catholic Church Mansfield (second) 1891. The new St Francis Xavier’s was a handsome (timber) Gothic building. It measured 150 feet in length and 65 feet wide. With alterations this church later became St Mary’s Hall.

Betty Gerrish’s Leiscester-Corriedale ewe, Vanessa, with her triplets

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Mansfield Railway Station
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Mansfield VIC 3722

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