J. Bryce and A. E. Biggs at Wonnangatta.

Portion of the plant at Loch Fyne Mine and miner’s hut – Alex Milne, Manager. Loch Fyne Mine at Matlock the only mine to survive.

Keith Barrenger Cleeland

FOLKLIFE. OUR LIVING HERITAGE. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY INTO FOLKLIFE IN AUSTRALIA.

Rene Belt and pet lamb at Tolmie.

MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION HELD AT POREPUNKAH HOTEL, MAY 31, 1984

HERITAGE AND HISTORY ON MY DOORSTEP : A JOURNEY BACK IN TIME

Bridge over the Delatite River near ‘Delatite Station’

Shaft and Windlass (Winter – Omeo district)

Remains of the water wheel hub at Lady Clair Mine – Gaffneys Creek

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

Photograph showing the end of The Bluff

Unknown lady

Ken Pollard Collection. Wool press – hydraulic.

Men on horseback at Lovick’s Hut on Cobbler

Mining – site unknown

ADDRESS TO THE TOURISM OPPORTUNITIES CONFERENCE AT NAGAMBIE, SEPTEMBER 8TH, 1990 BY GRAEME STONEY OF MCAV

PURCELL FAMILY COLLECTION. MOVING THE CATTLE

Woods Point after the 1939 fires.

Fred Fry’s new hut built with old timber and iron from the mine manager’s house 1945 – 1946. Built by Fred and Steve Fry, Harry Norris and Charlie Clark. Jim Westcott was then Forestry Officer.