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WHO KILLED JIM BARCLAY? : WHY WAS JIM BARCLAY KILLED? : WHAT WAS THE MOTIVE FOR HIS MURDER?

This house, over the Monier Bridge, east of High Street was built in the early 1870s

Mansfield Railway Station. Norm Hookey checking out the Vic Rail Guard’s Van, just delivered from the Seymour Rail Heritage Centre

Cartoon from the Melbourne Punch 1866 “Captain Blowhard”

DICK FORREST AND PETER PURCELL, TAKING CATTLE INTO MITCHELLS CREEK FOR SUMMER GRAZING 1978-1980. CATTLE AND MEN ON HORSES ON BRIDLE TRACK

Mrs Lawson – First woman to reach Woods Point, ‘strapped to the side of a pack horse’.

Max Rogers and Austin Redfern, Mansfield

View of Morning Star Mine, Woods Point.

Roy Bostock unveiling “Spirit of the Skier”, High Street, Mansfield.

CHANNEL 7 NEWSCLIP. 2006 DROUGHT

Demolition of State Electricity and Water Board buildings, Nos 44, 46 and 48 High Street, Mansfield.

A HISTORY OF THE APEX CLUB OF MANSFIELD INCORPORATED CLUB NO 208. 1956-1996.

View of Woods Point

A New Eldorado, Woods Point – 2 pictures – Nervous Travellers – The Old Road to Woods Point

Boorolite picnic 1910 – washing up

The Cliffs, Mansfield

The entrance to the Mansfield Cemetery

On Walsh’s Road, Oakland car owned by Sarah Suzannah Allan Walsh (Dolly).

Eliza Martin (nee Cox)

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Mansfield VIC 3722

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