Ashfield Sawmill, 1996. Last days before closing. Last load of chips going on truck. Bill Ward, and two brothers who carted chips for Burwood Timber Mill and Gunnersons, who bought out Ryans.

MOUNTAIN MEN SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO GRAZE AND RIDE THE GREAT DIVIDE!

Sheep at ‘Stumphill’, Barjarg

Marbut-Gunnersen Sawmill. G. Hissenkemper (back to camera), Chris Mahoney and Frank Bailey.

Mansfield Railway Station wash basin

Irene (Reardon) Klingsporn at a wedding.

Mansfield Railway Station – view from left hand side – 1994

A display of the Frank Bussat Photographic Collection. The Centenary of the old Ailsa St Library.

Tom Powell’s White Timber Jinker.

CATTLEMEN OF THE HIGH COUNTRY. THE STORY OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN OF THE BOGONGS. SECOND EDITION.

CATTLE COUNTRY INSPECTION

DROVING IN GIPPSLAND ALBUM. CATTLE ON ROAD

Rendezvous in the bush – vintage cars

Portrait unknown woman

Near Matlock – winter scene 1915

First train to Mansfield – Opening day Mansfield Railway Station – October 6, 1891

Stephen (Rowdy) Purcell

Rev. Fr. O’Connor Chaplain of the HACBS ( Hibernian Australasian Catholic Benefit Society)

Mountain scene – location unknown

John Boyd – Miss M. Coombs – Mrs E. Coomb