THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA MEDIA RELEASE. MOUNTAIN CATTLE BREAK THE LAW

Soldier – Bob McIntosh (not from Mansfield) – World War 1

McCashney and Harpers Sawmill, Baker Creek – Jim Shanks and Alan McCashney using a cross cut saw

Aerial view of Mt Buller in winter

Cattle on Preston Station – river flooding in background

Commemorative ceremony of the Stringybark murders of three Victorian police in 1878

James Barclay and Lizzie Cantieni’s wedding breakfast at Jim Fry’s House, Howqua Hills.

McCashney and Harper Sawmill, back view. Baker Creek, Merrijig

A STOCKMAN’S GREATEST ASSET

Railway Yards

Old Town of Bonnie Doon

FROM FRASER’S TO FREEZEOUT. COLOURFUL CHARACTERS OF THE DARGO HIGH PLAINS.

Carter’s Mill, Bush, Mirimbah, Sawmill Settlement. Albie Healy. D6 Caterpillar Tractor.

Bucklands Federal Buildings established 1881- Australian Estates Ltd.

Marbut-Gunnersen Sawmill. Gibson automatic log carriage – breaking down saw.

Mansfield Railway Station photographed from the mill.

Goulburn River, Woods Point

MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE CENTRAL COUNCIL OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMENS ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA INCORPORATED HELD AT THE VICTORIAN FARMERS FEDERATION BOARD ROOM 24 COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE ON FRIDAY 27TH MAY, 1988.

The official opening of Mansfield Water Treatment Plant. Minister and Deputy Chairman unveil the plaque.

HUTS IN THE VICTORIAN ALPS AND THE PEOPLE WHO BUILT AND CARE FOR THEM.