At the Merrijig Hall

Peg Martin’s Calendar

After the coatless man died in Sydney, the woman who became his widow, (she is at the extreme right) buried a coffin containing his clothing and personal belongings near the town where they had spent their best years.

Progress Association Hut, first hut on Mt Buller

LOVICK FAMILY “JOHNNY HEREFORD” ALBUM. ”JOHNNY” BEING RIDEN, FOLLOWED BY HERD AND MEN ON HORSES.

George Belt (aged 6) and Tom Belt (7).

Crew on Phil Cummins Chaffcutter

LANCE ADAMS’ ALBUM. MELBOURNE-MANSFIELD RAILWAY 1883-1978. T335.

Hereford sale at Mansfield

Jack Pollard (steward) judging the fat lambs at the Mansfield Show.

L-R: Marg Adcock (Mansfield Red Cross President) and Millicent McNeil – Red Cross Zone 9 Deputy Chairman from Shepparton

Ashfield Sawmill, 1996. Last days before closing. Last load of chips going on truck. Bill Ward, and two brothers who carted chips for Burwood Timber Mill and Gunnersons, who bought out Ryans.

New Dempsey’s Boiler

Ross Family Headstone, Mansfield Cemetery

MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMENS ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA INC. HELD AT THE NATIONAL PARTY BOARD ROOM, 24 COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE ON WEDNESDAY 24TH SEPTEMBER 1986

CATTLEMAN COMPETITION

The Catholic Church, Woods Point, 1915.

Drummonds Point – 1905 – The main street of Gaffneys Creek, looking south during the 1880s. Albion Hotel on the left and Union Hall on the right.

Betty Conabere with design of Bentley Cottage Garden.

A postcard sent February 16th, 1916, from Heliopolis, Egypt, by Captain George Fay, Creightons Creek, to his brother, Jack Fay of Creightons Creek