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

MERRIJIG RODEO COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON 29TH MARCH, 1977

DICK FORREST AND PETER PURCELL, TAKING CATTLE INTO MITCHELLS CREEK FOR SUMMER GRAZING 1978-1980. OPEN GRASSY PLAINS OF MITCHELLS

Payne with cattle outside ‘Glenara’. circa 1930s

Soldiers – World War 1 – Charlie Spriggs

MOUNTAIN LANDSCAPES AND HISTORIC HUTS. NAMADGI, KOSCIUSZKO, VICTORIAN ALPS, TASMANIA.

HIGH COUNTRY CATTLEMEN PROTEST – BACKGROUND

MYRTLEFORD COUNCIL’S SUBMISSION ON THE LAND CONSERVATION COUNCIL’S PROPOSED RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE ALPINE AREA (COPY SENT TO MCAV)

Johnny Marks congratulating Gordon McMillan, receiving his (Fire Brigade) Long Service badge

Jessie Anderson, Licensee of the Poplar Hotel, Kevington, recieving the high tin bread loaf from the bakers boy on his horse.

Mansfield Fire Brigade at Murchinson.

Pen and ink sketch of the Police Stables by Peg Martin

Godfrey’s Creek – timber mill – sawmills – teams – horses

Irene Klingsporn and Peter McCormack at Merrijig Primary School. 1965 – 1970s

The tennis court at Delatite Sawmill – late 1930’s – situated just up Buller Road.

MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN SUPPORT GROWS GUNBOWER ISLAND FOREST USERS HEADING FOR WONNANGATTA

Toomboon Battery

Bell’s Mill, Cambatong Road, Tolmie

Jack McIntosh – in World War 2 army uniform – son of Joseph McIntosh

Convent of Mercy students.