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THE HARD BUT SATISFYING LIFE OF MEN ON THE LAND

HIGH COUNTRY ANGER

Mansfield Cemetery Headstone. James Monk, died June 1867 (Aged 8 days)

Michael Comerford – Val Kirley’s grandfather.

VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS OF MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ANNUAL GET TOGETHER ROSE RIVER 2002. HORSEBREAKING PART 2

Mansfield Race Club

Christensen’s Sawmill Mirimbah. Bulldozer Charlie Skinner

Chris Purcell – Stewart Andrews – Frank Ziedler – Greg Wilder

HUNTERS’ VERSES FROM THE HIGH COUNTRY

Traction transport to Mt Buller summit – Eileen Canterford – Mt Stirling

Mansfield’s first library, opened in 1892. The site was proposed, formerly, for the Mechanics Institute.

Sawn timber loaded onto Bell’s Truck

Mansfield Racecourse

CATTLE GRAZING DOESN’T REDUCE FIRE THREAT

Centenary Rose Garden at the Botanic Park Mansfield designed and constructed by Peter Tie (Red Cross Deputy President) and his wife Kay, Sunday 14th September, 2014.

Four generations: Janet (Jesse) Cox, Nellie Gray, Eliza Martin,and Gertrude Gray

Gaffney’s Creek Hotel fire 12.03.1993.

McCashney and Harper Sawmill, Baker Creek. Herb WATERS riding the logs as they come down the tramline on the Bogey.

Unfinished church and hawker with his covered wagon

Hospital Auxillary Easter Art Show – Helen Crawford – Betty Andrews – Oreen Adelberg

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