A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE BLUFF HUT AS TOLD BY GRAEME STONEY TO WENDY JUBB STONEY APRIL 2007.

Rose of Denmark (Ryan’s Creek) 1909

World War 1 – Signaller James Pinkerton Campbell (war photograph) 8th Light Horse on top of pyramid. WW1 Egypt. Member of the 8th Light Horse Regiment from Mansfield, B Squadron.

Three views of Walhalla and Happy-Go-Lucky, which later became Pearsontown.

Firemen ready for a practice exersise to burn Miss Eilleen Close’s house, on the corner of The Parade & Malcolm Street, Mansfield

Burwood Timber Mill under construction 1960

PRODUCE TO PLATTER. THE FOOD AND WINE LOVER’S GUIDE TO VICTORIA’S HIGH COUNTRY.

The O’Keefe house prior to the 1939 fire.

THE HIGH COUNTRY CATTLEMEN’S PROTEST & RALLY

Win the War Day. Mansfield

Ashfield Sawmill 1996. The last days before closing down. Inside the saw shop – circular band saw. Ivan Campbell, sawyer.

Sarah and John McCormack marking lambs

Mansfield Light Horse.

Creek “Fern Hills” Tatong

Dipping sheep at Stumphill (Forrest’s, Barjarg), early 1930s.

Extracting gold using a tail race

Mr Svenson Aberfeldy

Mansfield Primary School – 1968 – Grade 4

GRAEME STONEY COLLECTION. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN RAY KELLY, HELEN ENGLISH AND PAT KELLY AT EIGHT MILE HUT, HOWQUA RIVER CIRCA 1954

Tolmie Sports, 1908. Smith’s Drag from Whitfield leaving Darby’s – Wombat Hotel