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CATTLEMEN DEFY BAN. BATTLE FOR HIGH COUNTRY

Mansfield Red Cross. Margaret Adcock.

William John Davies married Amelia (Annie) Purcell at Merrijig 31st March 1902.

VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS OF MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ANNUAL GET TOGETHER ROSE RIVER 2002. INTERVIEW WITH CLIVE HODGE AND RON CONNELLY PART 1

Tilly Lovick – Mount Buller

Lane leading to Tom and Bill Cleeland’s farms – Barjarg

Christensen’s Sawmill. A fine stand of Alpine Ash

Marbut-Gunnersen Sawmill. Looking from bottom side of mill.

IN PRAISE OF MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN

Gaffneys Creek – Union Hotel.

Bill Murphy’s cottage included with Preston Homestead photographs.

Woods Point before the fire of 1939

Banjo’s Australia – The poems of A. B. Paterson. Man seated in blue shirt is ‘sugarbags’ William Francis Arbuthnot. The dog beside him is Bill and the red dog, near the bank, is Red.

German Spur, water wheel – Lady Clair Mine

Eric W. Finlason (Shire Secretary)

Shire President, Anne Bell, with Barry Evans

Ken Pollard Collection. Collection of railway signs

Mrs Chenery with friend

HIGH STREET TRADERS OF MANSFIELD 1854-2000 AND EARLY HIGHETT STREET NORTH TRADERS

Merlo Family at Glen Hope Farm, Devil’s River

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