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HATS AND HORSES DO NOT WIN THE WAR FOR THE CATTLEMEN

Mansfield Swimming Pool. Official Opening 29th November, 1958.

Mansfield Tennis Club – St Francis Xavier tennis club.

Alice Burch

Fron the Mansfield Courier, Wed May 24, 1911; Coronation Medals

Marbut-Gunnersen Sawmill. Office and car park.

VICTORIAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. VOL 82, NO 2, NOV 2011.

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

Sigrid Thornton with the National Dairies Limited dignitaries from Sydney, chatting prior to the “in-house” re-creation of ‘The Man from Snowy River’ at Frys Hut.

MINUTES OF A MEETING OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMENS ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA HELD AT OMEO SHIRE OFFICES ON JUNE 27TH 1983

Chris Deutscher, Alpine Resorts Commission

Remainder of the water wheel at Lady Clair Mine

‘Doolam Gem’s’ owner Ray Murphy, centre with trophy, flanked by Maurie Walsh, Neil McCrae, Luke Nolan (jockey) and Gerald Egan (trainer). Winner of Toohey’s New Mansfield Cup – a tough race over 1750 metres.

NO DOUBT ABOUT IT

Bernie Anstee Collection No 16. Ottawa (1 1/2 h.p.) Engine circa 1920’s.

View from the Colonial Bank, Mansfield.

HIGH COUNTRY INSPECTION IS OF GREAT VALUE

At the unveiling of the pioneer plaques – 22.3.1991.

Leaving the Chalet, Mt Buller, little Keith Lovick, Jack Lovick Snr.

Vic Walsh and Tom O’Brien’s Sawmill, Malcolm Street, Mansfield.

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