Left to right: Gary Henderson, Cheryl Woods (daughter of Merv Woods), Lenny Henderson and Val Henderson – Henderson father worked in the mill.

GRAZING OF THE HIGH COUNTRY 1839-1935. THESIS BY PETER CABENA. ALFRED HOWITT: GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL

Lions Installation – Kenny Foster – Bill Redfern – LaurieThompson – Nick Seperski

Rupert Joseph and Adelaide Ada Melano

Autumn muster – Bluff hut

Barbara and Bill Tyrwhitt Drake – jinker – “Tonga”

View of the Alps with snow titled “Alpine Glory”.

Highett & High Sts, Main intersection in Mansfield – about 1925

Mansfield station master’s house – tenders were called for building the house in November 1910. The new Mansfield Information Centre can be seen at the right of the house

LUNCH DIPLOMACY IN HIGH COUNTRY

Mary Rutledge, Miss Lumsdon (teacher), Annie Stewart (Jebb) and Ada Rutledge (Harper).

LANCE ADAMS’ ALBUM. MELBOURNE-MANSFIELD RAILWAY 1883-1978. J514.

Unknown bridge – river crossing

Convent of Mercy, Mansfield. Young ladies performing in a school play. The Princess, Miss Kelly.

Frank and Marg McCormack’s Scully’s Lane

GRAEME STONEY COLLECTION. CHARLIE LOVICK, BRUCE MCCORMACK AND GRAEME STONEY AT BLUFF HUT 2015

Ashfield Sawmill, 1996. Last days before closing down. Photograph shows stacks of air dried timber.

Mr J. McMillan, Mr E. McCartney and Mr H. Perkins

Scott Street, Main Street, Woods Point

Two Bullock and two Holmes Brothers