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Ashfield Sawmill

THE EASY RIDERS- NINE TO FIVERS RIDING BACK INTO NATURE

World War 1 – Horses feeding on the ship WW1

MOUNTAIN CATTLEMENS NEWS. MAY 2006.

CONTROL OF ALPS NEEDS CARE

Early Matlock, rebuilt after the fire of 1873. In 1873 Matlock was destroyed by fire.

VOICE OF THE MOUNTAINS, EDITION 17, 1994

Messmate logs at Dick’s Landing.

Mansfield Police Station

Motor Racing. Hoot Gibson stands beside his son, Bevan Gibson (in a Lotus), as another son Paul Gibson and daughter Merrin Gibson look on.

Crosscut and Mt Howitt from Mt Buller

ABC 7.30 REPORT. VICTORIAN LIBERAL GOVERNMENT’S RE-INTRODUCTION OF CATTLE TO THE HIGH COUNTRY AS A SCIENTIFIC TRIAL

Dry Creek Road – Near Bonnie Doon. Horse and buggy and 3 people.

No 29 Chenery Street – Built 1870.

LOVICK FAMILY COLLECTION. FRANK LOVICK AND FAMILY

HIGH COUNTRY INSPECTION IS OF GREAT VALUE

Akja sledge used for transporting injured skiers on Mt Buller.

MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S NEWS. NEWSLETTER OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMENS ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA . September 1990

Queen’s Fire Brigade Long Service & Good Conduct Medal

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

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Mansfield Railway Station
173 High Street,
Mansfield VIC 3722

(03) 5779 1094

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