PUSH FOR THE BUSH. A THOUSAND CUTS. BACKGROUND TO OUR OPPOSITION TO LABOR AND THE GREENS

Railway Centenary Re- Enactment 1891-1991 .

Jeff Kennett, Premier, and Pat McNamara, Deputy Premier, and local member with Youth Orchestra.

Four sons of Alfred and Martha Chenery – Alfred George, John, Arthur Burt and Gordon Fitzgerald Chenery.

St Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church, Chapel Hill, Boorolite

Tom Corneilles place – Woods Point.

Cattle on Preston Station – flooding in the background

REPORT OF THE ROYAL COMMISSION INTO FOREST GRAZING

RSL – (left) Jim Cochrane and (right) Jack Murphy

Melbourne Walking Club – Church of England Grammar School – Timbertop.

Old red farm tractor

Early view of Woods Point

First big school bus to go to Tolmie. 1947.

MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S NEWS. NEWSLETTER OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA. June 1994

Banjo’s Australia – The poems of A. B. Paterson. Man seated in blue shirt is ‘sugarbags’ William Francis Arbuthnot. The dog beside him is Bill and the red dog, near the bank, is Red.

D.S.M. Sawmill, Tolmie

Marbut-Gunnersen Sawmill. Gibson automatic log carriage – breaking down saw.

Convent of Mercy, Mansfield Ladies College, Mansfield

Ford’s Creek in winter with Mt Buller in the background – Mansfield

Christensen’s Mill, Mirimbah, Barrow saw