Gathering at Eildon Weir (Sugarloaf Reservoir as it was called in 1927). Mr John Buckland with cup in hand.

Norm Charles and Burt Young in front of Charle’s residence – Woods Point

Three girls

PRINCE CHARLES AND PRINCESS ANNE VISIT MANSFIELD APRIL 1970. 2 ARTICLES: 1. PHANTOM GUNMAN FAINTS AS POLICE SWOOP & 2. MARVELOUS TO BE BACK- CHARLES

Mansfield Mountain Country Festival Procession – Mansfield

Eildon Weir – Doon Arm – 1955

CATTLEMEN DEFY BAN. BATTLE FOR HIGH COUNTRY

Merrijig Primary School 1985

Woods Point – Post Office in the foreground.

Demolition of State Electricity and Water Board buildings, Nos 44, 46 and 48 High Street, Mansfield.

ON THE FILM SET OF “COOL CHANGE” OUTSIDE CRAIG’S HUT

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.

Ashfield Sawmill, 1996, last days before closing down. Log deck – Shane Foots.

R. F. Highett

Group of miners at the Morning Star Hill, Woods Point.

Gunyah Park

Lt/Col George Furner Langley, D.S.O. 21st Battalion, 1st ANZAC Battalion, Imperial Camel Corps, 14th A.L.H. Brigade.

Claude McCaskill

D.S.M. Sawmill, Tolmie

DROVING IN GIPPSLAND ALBUM. UNIDENTIFIED BOY ON HORSEBACK ON A STEEP INCLINE WITH CATTLE.