‘High Street Traders’ page 65 – High Street, Mansfield WHO KILLED JIM BARCLAY? : WHY WAS JIM BARCLAY KILLED? : WHAT WAS THE MOTIVE FOR HIS MURDER? Mansfield Farmer’s Market Photography of two ladies – Mrs Chenery on the left. Honour plaque-World War 1 – Kevington School: Christies Mine at Jericho LANCE ADAMS’ ALBUM. MELBOURNE-MANSFIELD RAILWAY 1883-1978. T335. Church of England, Gaffneys Creek. The original Eildon Weir under construction. Gordon Cleeland’s farm yard -approx 1956 – now under Lake Nillahcootie GRAEME STONEY COLLECTION. BLUFF HUT 1955-2015. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN REVISIT THE BLUFF, MT EADLEY STONEY AT BACK 2010 LOVICK FAMILY COLLECTION. ALBIE (LADDIE) MUSTERING LOVICK CATTLE. Roman Catholic Church Mansfield (second) 1891. The new St Francis Xavier’s was a handsome (timber) Gothic building. It measured 150 feet in length and 65 feet wide. With alterations this church later became St Mary’s Hall. Allen Koochew on Mt Stirling Reefer’s Hotel, Woods Point Woods Point Power Supply – Remains of the power plant MINUTES OF A MEETING OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMENS ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA HELD AT PRETTY VALLEY, PRIOR TO GET-TOGETHER ON FEBRUARY 5TH 1982 DICK FORREST WONNANGATTA TRIP C 1980 Bank Street, Jamieson, looking south in about 1920. THE EFFECTS GRAZING ON HIGH PLAINS VEGETATION « Previous 1 … 231 232 233 234 235 … 316 Next »
