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House built by Jack Macey

PART 7. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN RESPOND TO THE VICTORIAN NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION OPPOSITION TO ALPINE CATTLE GRAZING. THE VNPA CLAIMS: “GRAZING THREATENS MANY PLANTS AND ANIMALS WITH EXTINCTION”.

Dry Creek Road – Near Bonnie Doon. Horse and buggy and 3 people.

Digging in a disused mining shaft in 1985. Site unknown.

Royal Standard Open cut Mine – looking south.

Interior of the Mansfield Railway Station being refurbished as the Legendary Country Tourist Information Centre. Opened 30/10/1994.

View of houses and horse drawn buggy – Gaffneys Creek

Archbishop Carr arrives at Mansfield – at the railway station

Log Yard – “John Buckley”. Last Mill of McCashney and Harper.

Merton Football Team – 1947.

Mansfield Mountain Country Festival Parade 1993

LIBERAL STORM OVER POLL

Ashfield Sawmill – log yard

Vic Walsh and Tom O’Brien’s Mill, Malcolm Street, Mansfield

Left to right: Jack Purcell, Len Lynch, Joan Curtis and John Howie.

Timber – tram track – mill and cottage. Cambertong Road – Tolmie

Delatite Sports Day – Delatite S.S. Winners – 1967.

CATTLEMEN CALL GRANTS AN INSULT

Marbut-Gunnersen Sawmill. Looking through mill from bottom stocking area.

Tom Powell’s White Timber Jinker.

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Mansfield VIC 3722

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