Dodge car (Owner – Fred Ross) at Kilmuir sale. Kilmuir – Mansfield

JIM COMMINS FAREWELL. THE BEST TRIBUTES COME FROM OLD FOES

Pretty street scene of Walhalla.

World War 1 – The hole Signaller James Pinkerton Campbell was bombed in. 8th Light Horse, B Squadron, ANZAC Cove WW1.

The O’Keefe house prior to the 1939 fire.

Bells Mill, Cambatong Road, Tolmie after the 1939 fires.

Railway Centenary Re- Enactment 1891-1991 .

Unknown man – could be Nicholson, Cameron, Martin or Cox

Poverfield Development, Nos 44 – 48 High Street, Mansfield

The Henderson family – the occasion, Jim’s 87th birthday 5/7/2011. Back: Gary, Bob, Helen. Front: Len, Val, Jim and Mary.

John Spargo

Bert Royal with an echidna

SPIRIT OF THE SNOWY

Jack Murphy, (D.S.M. Sawmill) High Street, Mansfield

VOICE OF THE MOUNTAINS, EDITION 24, 2001

John Coombs ” Coombsy”

MOVEMENT AT THE STATION. THE REVOLT OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN.

Type writing room, Convent of Mercy

Railway crossing – Bonnie Doon

Inspecting the ‘flooding’ Delatite River.