Boorolite Picnic 1909.

The Post Office at Gaffneys Creek. The Post Office had opened by 1866, the first postmaster being one Christy Dockendorf, a wine and spirit merchant who also kept a general store.

1926 Chevrolet outside Woods Point Hotel Easter 1933.

THEY’RE ROUGH, READY AND REAL…..THE BUTTERCUP BUNCH

Tom and Jack Purcell at Merrijig Hotel – singing ‘Danny Boy’.

Burwood Timber Mill under construction 1960

Marbut-Gunnersen Sawmill. Docking and stacking area. L. Fletcher

Thurza & Alice Foots

A Healy’s dozer and Jack Lemin’s truck at Pikes Flat, Upper Howqua River

Mansfield Fire Brigade members at the Commercial Hotel

Mansfield Branch of the N.S.W Bank on the corner of High & Highett Streets.

Looking west by the hospital – Malcolm Street, Mansfield 1913 – snow on the Paps

Mother: Peg (Comerford) Martin in car. John, Margaret, Jean and Lindsay Martin and Kelvin Campbell (cousin) sitting on running board of car.

World War I convalescing soldiers possibly in a military hospital in Heliopolis

Rendezvous in the bush – vintage cars

Jack Healy and Gordon Harrison. Wilson’s Log Truck (Ford) Benalla, VIC. Jack Healy’s house in the background. Toombullup

Ashfield Sawmill – Planks for bridges: 23 – 24 feet long (Forest Commission)

POEM: THE GOLDMINERS

David Parsons- Rodney Ryan- G.R.E Insurance

The Red Cross Dedication of the Mansfield Branch and 100 Years Red Cross in Australia and Picnic Day, at the Mansfield Botanic Park, 14th September, 2014.