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MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN AND ALL PEOPLE WHO CARE FOR THE HIGH COUNTRY

The original Mansfield Courier office

Main street of Woods Point, late in the 1890s, looking north. A group of residents with snowballs – La Trobe Library.

Rev Sue McDonald, Minister, Mansfield Uniting Church

LOVICK FAMILY COLLECTION. A HOGARTH, UNKNOWN, JOHN COOMBES, JACK LOVICK

Noel Elliot -wool press

SYD RYDER INTERVIEW PART 7. GOING TO SCHOOL – GOING TO WAR

Eadley and Flora Stoney with their children, Graeme (7 years) and Beryl (3 years) – Christmas 1947.

Looking down Goulburn River towards Waterson’s Farms

A1 Mine Battery – Gaffneys Creek – Mr Sallinger standing behind the battery.

Front and back of Vallan Studio envelope

Merrijig Primary School 1985

Mormon town, suburb of Walhalla.

All that is left of the Little Comet Mine

Commercial Hotel, Woods Point

Burning off along the railway.

Boilers at New Chum Mine, Dry Creek.

Possibly the family of D Miller

Marks I.G.A. Seal of Excellence

Mansfield Fire Brigade at the Portarlington Fire Brigade Demo Discipline Contest.

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Mansfield Railway Station
173 High Street,
Mansfield VIC 3722

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