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First and last Presidents of Howqua Shire.

ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA, MR DAVID TREASURE, TO THE 1989 GET TOGETHER AT GIBBO PARK.

lithograph – Old Melbourne Town

Fred Fry, Colin Syme and Denis Sargood

Horse and cart – location unknown

Vera’s Place

MEDIA RELEASE FROM COUNTRY VOICE. CATTLEMEN DEFY ORDER TO TURN CATTLE BACK

MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA ANNUAL REPORT 1988/1989

Part of Felt Mural, now hanging in the Mansfield Information Centre

WW1 – Signaller James Pinkerton Campbell of the 8th Light Horse Regiment, of the famous 3rd Light Horse of World War 1 ready to embark. The Mansfield District was represented by the 8th Light Horse.

LOVICK FAMILY COLLECTION. WONNANGATTA MURDER

Five views around Gaffneys Creek – 1923 to 1925

Tony Purcell cleans a gun pit in Vietnam, whilst a mate keeps watch with a machine gun. 1966

High School Picnic

THE CATTLEMEN OF THE HIGH PLAINS RIDE THEIR MESSAGE HOME- WE WONT GO!

Mansfield State School 1112 – 1967 Grade 4

Snr. Contable Bernie McWhinney – Jamieson

Mansfield Railway Station

Police Monument, High St, Mansfield

Iron transported up Mt Buller on frames specially built for packhorses to build Mt Buller Chalet, 1929.

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