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Possibly the family of D Miller

MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING AND GENERAL MEETING OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMENS ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA INC. HELD IN THE BOARD ROOM OF THE TOBACCO LEAF MARKETING BOARD ON WEDNESDAY 6TH JULY 1977

Tolmie Catholic Church

Sigrid Thornton and Tom Burlinson – ‘a soliloquy’ alias Jessica Harrison and Jim Craig – ‘Man from Snowy River II

Convent of Mercy, 10 Malcolm St, Mansfield, c 1973

Trenfield family celebrating Christmas Day.

THE HOWQUA HILLS STORY.

Looking towards Mansfield Golf Links from Marbut-Gunnerson Sawmill.

Old shearing shed and yards located in Glenroy Road overlooking Ble Range, near Merrijig.

Lyn Stephens

Carters Mill – Sawmill Settlement Mill, Wright (left), David Reardon (right)

Claude McCaskill

2 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: SKI-DEVELOPERS, NOT CATTLE, ARE THE BIGGEST THREAT TO THE ALPS; AND RESORT WOULD BE A TRAGEDY

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.

NATIONAL PARKS. AN ALTERNATIVE VIEW BY MOUNTAIN CATTLEMAN, GRAEME STONEY

Rene Belt and the pet lambs.

DROVING IN GIPPSLAND ALBUM. MEN ON HORSEBACK AND DOGS LEADING CATTLE

Employees at J. Boag’s Shirt and Pyjama Factory

One of the first groups to enlist in the First A.I.F.

THE PURCELLS OF MERRIJIG

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