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JIM COMMINS FAREWELL. THE BEST TRIBUTES COME FROM OLD FOES

ABC 7.30 REPORT. VICTORIAN LIBERAL GOVERNMENT’S RE-INTRODUCTION OF CATTLE TO THE HIGH COUNTRY AS A SCIENTIFIC TRIAL

On location, ‘Man from Snowy River’

The O’Keefe House just after the 1939 fires

Unknown, Irene Mary Comerford, Unknown, Michael Comerford, Unknown, James Kevin Comerford (Slasher).

DICK FORREST AND PETER PURCELL, TAKING CATTLE INTO MITCHELLS CREEK FOR SUMMER GRAZING 1978-1980. CATTLE MILLING AMONGST BLACKBERRIES

St Patrick’s Day 1910 – Mansfield Showgrounds

Boorolite Picnic – men on horseback

SYD RYDER INTERVIEW PART 1. CONSTRUCTION OF THE TOWONGA HUT

Four generations: Janet (Jesse) Cox, Nellie Gray, Eliza Martin,and Gertrude Gray

Captain Blowhard’s adventures at Woods Point – continued. He meets with old aquaintance, and induces him to go heavily into quartz.

Gordon & Joan McMillan Wedding

Construction of the skier monument

Jack Garrett

D Class Locomotive at Boonie Doon Station

Burnt camp

Carting boiler on the way to the Rose of Denmark mine

PW Walker, General Storekeeper. Shop front, High St, Mansfield.

Ruins of Mimamaluke homestead.

After the coatless man died in Sydney, the woman who became his widow, (she is at the extreme right) buried a coffin containing his clothing and personal belongings near the town where they had spent their best years.

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