HATS AND HORSES DO NOT WIN THE WAR FOR THE CATTLEMEN

“Mansfield peeps through the mist.”

POEM: A MOUNTAIN MUSTER

Jim Marchbank’s bush sawmill at Godfreys Creek.

Stevenson’s River, Valley of the Acheron

Police Sergeant Michael Kennedy’s headstone, Mansfield cemetery

MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMENS ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA INC. HELD AT TOBACCO BOARD ROOM ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 1979

Delatite Saw Mill

Norm Charles and Burt Young in front of Charle’s residence – Woods Point

Red Cross Centenary (100 years) Celebration Cake made by April Curry.

Lance Bombadier – Robert G. Ritchie, 7th Battery, 2/4 Field Regiment 7th Division, A.I.F. 1940-1945

Jim Craig (Tom Burlinson) brings in the mob.

Shire Engineer Len Lynch standing beside the ‘Welcome to Mansfield’ sign at the Melbourne approach to Mansfield.

THE SCIENTIFIC SIGNIFICANCE OF THE AUSTRALIAN ALPS. THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST FENNER CONFERENCE.

View of Mt Wellington

John Hunter and wife

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

Ken Pollard Collection. Children’s toys

LOVICK FAMILY COLLECTION. GLENDA LOVICK AND SEN WEIR

Break for lunch at he Fire Brigade Demo Discipline Contest at Portarlington.