Red Cross Certificate awarded to Miss Margaret Kerr for five years devoted service under The Australian Red Cross Society (BRCS) during the Great War 1914-1919.

Mary Rutledge, Miss Lumsdon (teacher), Annie Stewart (Jebb) and Ada Rutledge (Harper).

Marbut-Gunnersen Sawmill. Part of 4-man rip bench.

GRAEME STONEY COLLECTION. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN PROTEST IN MELBOURNE 1984.

High Street, Mansfield looking west – Note: horse trough near Mansfield Hotel.

Early Matlock, rebuilt after the fire of 1873. In 1873 Matlock was destroyed by fire.

Mr J. McMillan, Mr E. McCartney and Mr H. Perkins

Win the War Day – Mansfield. Recorded in The Mansfield Historical Newsletter Vol 2, No 3, Summer Edition, March 1993.

Railway Centenary Re- Enactment 1891-1991 .

Plaque at Cemetery – Anthony Thomas Purcell.

Thomas Edwin Harris & Kingsley Green

Corrie Leatham

Men on horseback from left: Bill Hearn, Ern Allen, Jim Fry, Bessie Kearney, Ralph Fry.

THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA MEDIA RELEASE. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN PROTEST TO RECLAIM HERITAGE

Devil’s Hill – Woods Point Road

GRAEME STONEY COLLECTION. WANTED POSTER, STEVE BRACKS.

Railway Centenary Re- Enactment 1891-1991 .

Highton Manor, Mansfield

Portion of the plant at Loch Fyne Mine and miner’s hut – Alex Milne, Manager. Loch Fyne Mine at Matlock the only mine to survive.

Welcoming the first train from Moe on the third of March 1910. The grand opening was attended by the Premier of Victoria who travelled from Moe to the Walhalla Station.