John McKenzie logging – he had a wooden leg.

A STOCKMAN’S GREATEST ASSET

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.

Flood at Jamieson September 15, 1912

Mansfield Primary School – 1971 – Grades 3 and 4

Bert Walker and unidentified young lady, at the plaque to commmemorate Bert Walker’s contribution to opening up Mt Buller.

Harry Nix,-Laurie Thompson and Neville Mathieson.

Main street of Woods Point, late in the 1890s, looking north. A group of residents with snowballs – La Trobe Library.

Ten Mile from Jamieson

MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMENS ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA INC. HELD AT TOBACCO MARKETING BOARD ROOM DALGETY HOUSE, 461 BOURKE STREET MELBOURNE, ON SEPTEMBER 23RD 1983

Water wheel Merrijig

Carters Mill and timber jinker

Paul and Jan Purcell

Mansfield State School 1112 – 1967 – Grade 5B

Pat Arbuthnot at Carter’s Mill, 1942

Leo Belt sowing crops with a 3-horse drawn seed sower.

Graeme Stoney speaking to Mansfield Historical Society

THE HARD BUT SATISFYING LIFE OF MEN ON THE LAND

ASSOCIATES OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN NEWSLETTER No 7. July 1986

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