HIGH HOPES FOR A LOW ROAD

Neil Gardiner’s Long Service Badges signifying years of service worn under Long Service Badge.

Rose of Denmark, Gaffneys Creek, shift and adit. Note the drill steels on top of the truck. The mine manager, Edwin Field, is second from the left.

Docket and receipt for Miss Cox from Jas E Marks. Licensed Grocery, Hardware and Produce, High Street, Mansfield

Murray Ferrari team, with bulldozer, making track into bush.

Stable and “cracks” quarters

Old shearing shed and yards located in Glenroy Road overlooking Ble Range, near Merrijig.

The original Mansfield Courier office

Corporal Ewen Alexander Cameron

Railway Centenary Re- Enactment 1891-1991 .

John Canavan and Lawrence O’Toole at Tolmie Sports

Old Mansfield Rural Fire Brigade

Horse drawn passenger coach

PURCELL FAMILY COLLECTION. MOVING CATTLE

Neglected Mansfield Railway Station.

Studio portrait of Ted and Jimmie Kellett – father is seated on the left

Jack Pollards Chev truck carting oaten hay on Charlie Christopher’s farm in Malcolm Street.

Mr Tom Martin

Blue Red Cross uniforms and hat.

A1 Mine Office 1930 – Gaffneys Creek