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COUNCIL SUPPORTS MICROFILM PROJECT OF HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS

Ted Canterford

Progress Association Hut, first hut on Mt Buller

Mt. Buller Towing transferring a Victorian 1889 Guard’s van from the Seymour Heritage Centre to the Mansfield Railway Station.

Making roads in the Tolmie area.

LIBS UP TO THEIR OWN DIRTY TRICKS

Kiernan and Friday families

VOICE OF THE MOUNTAINS, EDITION 9, 1985

GRAEME STONEY COLLECTION. ARTICLE FROM STOCK AND LAND. MANSFIELD MAKES MOST OF SEED OPENING

Marjory and Ron Ward’s D.S.M. house.

Mansfield’s first library, opened in 1892. The site was proposed, formerly, for the Mechanics Institute.

George D’Arcy in front of Gaffney’s Creek Cemetery gate

Mansfield Railway Station – left hand front view – 1994

Jim Bullock at Lovick’s Hut

Railway Centenary Re- Enactment 1891-1991 .

WHO ARE THE GREENIES

Veronica Fay (Stone)

GRAEME STONEY COLLECTION. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN EADLEY AND BIGO STONEY LEAVE FOR MUSTERING, GRAEME STONEY TO YOUNG TO GO THIS TIME, DARLINGFORD CIRCA 1947

Father (Ted) and Jim Kellett – others unknown

McCashney and Harper Sawmill, Baker Creek. Fall of Snow

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Mansfield Railway Station
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Mansfield VIC 3722

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