L-R: Marg Adcock (Mansfield Red Cross President) and Millicent McNeil – Red Cross Zone 9 Deputy Chairman from Shepparton

Wappan Station Homestead

Mansfield Cemetery Headstone. Chinese inscription carved into the rock.

ACF MOVE IS NO SURPRISE

Carter’s Mill, Mirimbah. Albie HEALY sitting on first D6 Caterpillar Tractor. No canopy.

Ken Pollard Collection. Dippers (enamel) at the top. Electric jugs.

Stanley’s name – carved in tree

The Honour Roll 1914 – 1918.

Students at Mansfield State School SS1112 – Grades 5 to 8

Remains of equipment at the Royal Standard Mine – near Woods Point

World War 1 – Signaller James Pinkerton Campbell (war photograph) 8th Light Horse on top of pyramid. WW1 Egypt. Member of the 8th Light Horse Regiment from Mansfield, B Squadron.

Portrait – lady – unknown

The visit of the Veteran Car Club to MHS.

All Nations Mine 1901

Victoria Police Commemorative Centenary 1878-1978

Portrait photograph of Deborah M. (Griffiths) Highett

Coming into Mansfield – The local district’s horsemen and women form a guard of honour for the arrival of Archbishop Mannix.

Frances Cummins (later Mrs Eddie McCormack), crossing Ford’s Creek

PART 6. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN RESPOND TO THE VICTORIAN NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION OPPOSITION TO ALPINE CATTLE GRAZING. THE VNPA CLAIMS: “THE CULTURAL CLAIM OF CATTLEMEN IS WEARING THIN”.

The first State Bank opened in Mansfield on December 1st, 1911. The premises at 149 High Street, were not built until 1917.