PART 9. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN RESPOND TO THE VICTORIAN NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION OPPOSITION TO ALPINE CATTLE GRAZING.

MOUNTAIN BUSHLANDS. THE CROWN LANDS OF VICTORIA. SEVEN SHIRES SAY NO

Ptc P. S. Fraser E. Coy 1st Battalion – Broadmeadows – World War 1

Merrijig Rodeo – Bullride

Rebuilding Alzburg Restaurant, Malcolm Street, Mansfield

General store at Woods Point in winter

High Street, Mansfield. View taken from centre of street.

Mansfield Fire Brigade at State Demo. Mildura 1994

Skiers on Mt Buller

In front of the Lands Department, Mansfield

Police Sergeant Michael Kennedy’s headstone, Mansfield cemetery

GRAEME STONEY COLLECTION. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN EADLEY AND BIGO STONEY LEAVE FOR MUSTERING, GRAEME STONEY TO YOUNG TO GO THIS TIME, DARLINGFORD CIRCA 1947

GRAEME STONEY COLLECTION. JACK LOVICK AND ROY BOSTOCK LOVICKS HUT CIRCA 1978

‘Win the War” Series – War Parade opposite Courthouse

Strahan and Davies Sawmill, Tanjil Bren. Logging in fire killed Mountain Ash. Dozer driver Merv Woods. 1945.

Woods Point State School, No 789

Culling sheep at Preston Station

MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR THE APPLICATION OF GRAZING AN LOW INTENSITY BURNING TO MANAGE FUEL AND BUSHFIRE RISK IN VICTORIA’S HIGH COUNTRY

Highett Street, Mansfield

Upper Goulburn Hospital – Woods Point. Taken in 1900 after a snowfall.