ASSOCIATES OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN. NEWSLETTER No. 4. SEPTEMBER 1985

MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN AND ALL PEOPLE WHO CARE FOR THE HIGH COUNTRY

Blue Gum logs for Pat Barry’s Sawmill – 1962

Tom Gibbs

“STUNNING VICTORY” ASSURES LIBS OF GOVERNMENT, SAYS KENNETT

Morning Star Mine, Woods Point.

Stable and “cracks” quarters

LOVICK FAMILY COLLECTION. MERRIJIG PRIMARY SCHOOL

Mansfield Historical Society – when The Mansfield Courier was on microfiche.

Horace and George Langley. Horace was George Langley’s favourite camel – Southern Palestine. WW1.

McMillans Party clearing road to Woods Point – 1864.

Hells Gates – Woods Point Road

Joyce Parsons (Mrs Len. Parsons)

LAY OFF THE MOUNTAINS

Frank and Marg McCormack’s Scully’s Lane

Christensen’s Sawmill. Forestry Camp.

F. C. 66. Cometa Reefs Mine

To the point calendar- Peg Martin

Chris Stoney (left rider with white hat) leading coporate re-enactors from the National Dairies, Sydney during ‘The Man from Snowy River’ re-enactment.

Launch of outsize furniture designed and built by Jim and Jeannie McDonagh (seated) – Left : Tony Cox, Right: John Fogarty.