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Devil’s River (renamed Delatite River)

Pat Arbuthnot (Mrs. Steve Arbuthnot) nee Readon, with her grand-daughter, Nerida Arbuthnot

Loch Fyne Plant – Matlock

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

‘Bitzer’ – Mr and Mrs Bostock going touring! Off the beaten track!

Roy Newton’s ‘Night Truck’ used for collecting night soil and garbage.

The European War – Mansfield’s first contingent departing from Mansfield Railway Station.

Chinaman’s House in New Street, Mansfield – drawn with charcoal on brown paper.

Bridge over the Delatite River near ‘Delatite Station’

GRAZING DECISIONS IS HIGH COUNTRY LUNACY

Merrijig bridge – Howqua River

Eildon Weir

Tolmie Express – W. (Bill) Bullock and J. Byrne carting 190 bags of potatoes from Tolmie – 1911

Red Cross meeting at Tolmie.

Betty Gerrish with her prize winning sheep, Othello

View of Morning Star Mine, Woods Point.

Mansfield Red Cross Dedication of 100 Years Red Cross in Australia, supported by Mansfield’s own “Music Man”, Denis Tucker,

Upper Goulburn Hospital, Woods Point 1928

Peg Martin, Local Mansfield Artist

The first State Bank opened in Mansfield on December 1st, 1911. The premises at 149 High Street, were not built until 1917.

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Mansfield Railway Station
173 High Street,
Mansfield VIC 3722

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