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Christensens Mill

“Glentilt” – Potato shed – Fowl house – Goose shed – Pig sty. Under a fall of snow.

THE EFFECTS GRAZING ON HIGH PLAINS VEGETATION

McMillan family at ‘Logan’ early 1890s.

PART 10. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN RESPOND TO THE VICTORIAN NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION OPPOSITION TO ALPINE CATTLE GRAZING. THE FUTURE?

Mansfield Courier Office building at the eastern end of High Street as it was in the 1880’s .

Col Mewett and Doug Gray – driving Ford truck/ Bill Luck and Co – Distributors – Mobil Oil Co. Mansfield 284

THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA MEDIA RELEASE. A RIDE AND A PLAQUE TO REMEMBER MOUNTAIN CATTLEMAN FRANK RYAN

Jean Atkins (and helpers) working on the felt mural at MACE, Mansfield

All Nations Mine – Matlock – highest town in Victoria. (Source: bicycle trip to Woods Point – Latrobe Library)

Woods Point – northern approach

Kofler’s Mt Buller Chalet

Railway Centenary Re- Enactment 1891-1991 .

Mansfield Community – Cubby House – childminding centre

Mansfield Primary School – Grade 2 – 1965

Highton Manor, Highton Lane, Mansfield

Puckapunyal Army Camp

Mansfield Centenary Celebrations – A girl and four ladies in period dress.

Woods Point township and school looking east – Weekly Times October 1, 1904.

Forced landing, Merrijig

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