COUNTRY VOICE PRESS RELEASE. GATHERED TO THE FRAY- COUNTRY GROUP SUPPORTS CATTLEMEN

Mansfield Hotel, Cnr Highett & High Sts, Mansfield.

Woods Point looking north

VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS OF MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ANNUAL GET TOGETHER ROSE RIVER 2002. ROSE RIVER EVENING PEOPLE

Glen Creek, maybe Tallangallook – 30 foot log (from memory) , in excess of 3,000 super feet. Tractor driver – Basil Denning. Taken, about to be loaded onto truck.

The Jordan Hotel, Jericho

View of Woods Point

Hunt Club Hotel, Merrijig

Bernie Anstee collection No 10. 1957 Morris Minor, 4 door sedan

Barjarg School students – early 1920s.

Launch – Historical Society book – “Gold in Shire”

WHY MUST THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN AND THE MAGNIFICENT HIGH COUNTRY BE DESTROYED AFTER 150 YEARS OF LIVING BEAUTIFULLY TOGETHER ?

Mansfield’s first library, opened in 1892. The site was proposed, formerly, for the Mechanics Institute.

Anzac Day, Jamieson

Constable Thomas Lonigan’s headstone, Mansfield cemetery

Office Staff Mansfield Hospital.

Poster Ball at Bonnie Doon. 17.9.1910 in aid of Mansfield Hospital

VOICE OF THE MOUNTAINS, EDITION 9, 1985

“Gold in the Ranges: Jamieson to Woods Point” by Brian Lloyd, page 47, ISBN 0957 8430 4 6.

Fry’s home at Fry’s Bridge, Darlingford – now under Eildon Weir.