HIGH COUNTRY GETS $200,000, OVER 4 YEARS, TO CELEBRATE CATTLEMEN HISTORY

SYD RYDER INTERVIEW PART 4. THE TOWONGA CATTLEMEN

Councillors left to right: Len Lynch, Jack Purcell, Ann Bell, Len Coker (back view) and John Reardon

Janet Revell

Granny Fletchers, the oldest inhabitant in Matlock.

Log Yard – “John Buckley”. Last Mill of McCashney and Harper.

PURCELL FAMILY COLLECTION. LEADING THE BULL AT MERRIJIG

Pat Arbuthnot (Mrs. Steve Arbuthnot) nee Readon, with her grand-daughter, Nerida Arbuthnot

MCAV CORRESPONDENCE – OUTWARDS. LETER TO MRS J KIRNER, MINISTER FOR CONSERVATION, FORESTS AND LANDS, FROM JAMES COMMINS, PRESIDENT MCAV. SUBJECT- WILD DOGS

What is left of mine manager’s house at the “Golden Mountain Mine”, Tallangallook, 1946. It was demolished soon after.

George Fitzgerald Chenery

Bulldozer/tractor rolled over

Unloading of Ruston Hornsby Diesal engine.

VOICE OF THE MOUNTAINS, EDITION 29, 1996

Governor’s visit – Reefers Hotel

Marbut-Gunnersen Sawmill. Roy Bretherton showing Tattslotto win by mill.

LOVICK FAMILY “JOHNNY HEREFORD” ALBUM. ARTICLE.

MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ANNUAL GET TOGETHER WOMBAT CROSSING 2010. A MAN AND 2 HORSES.

Len Lynch and Bishop Morgan

Unknown woman. Portrait