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HIGH COUNTRY INSPECTION IS OF GREAT VALUE

Morning Star Mine, Woods Point 1933

SYD RYDER INTERVIEW PART 5. SHEEPMEN AND CATTLEMEN ON THE HIGH PLAINS

Mt Stirling Refuge Hut, Bluff Spur

LAND CONSERVATION COUNCIL. PUBLIC LAND USE REPORT SPECIAL INVESTIGATION ALPINE AREA

Mary Harris (High School Principal) and Margaret Evans

Graeme Fry and his horse with Mount Buller in the background.

Shire buildings – Highett Street.

“DEAD” VOTED IN NUNAWADING

“The Logging Team (J.D. Walker Sawmill) J.D. Walker’s father, Peter Walker sawmilling in the Warburton area about 1916.

L-R: Marg Adcock (Mansfield Red Cross President) and Millicent McNeil – Red Cross Zone 9 Deputy Chairman from Shepparton

Children of William Charles and Kathleen (Kath) Davies.

Part of Felt Mural, now hanging in the Mansfield Information Centre

Morning Star Mine, Woods Point

Bernie Anstee collection No 14. Bernie’s Mobil fuel sign. “The Flying Horse”

Auctioneers and buyers at the Mansfield Sale Yards.

Happy Go Lucky Road, Walhalla

MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S PROTEST RIDE TO PARLIAMENT HOUSE MELBOURNE 4 SEPTEMBER 1984. PETER ROSS EDWARDS (MP) EVAN WALKER (MP) ROD MCKENZIE (MP, HIDDEN) , JIM COMMINS (PRESIDENT MCAV)

Portion of the plant – A1 Gold Mining Company, Raspberry Creek, looking south towards the mine

Howitt Plains

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