First police station – Jamieson –

DICK FORREST AND PETER PURCELL, TAKING CATTLE INTO MITCHELLS CREEK FOR SUMMER GRAZING 1978-1980. DICK FORREST BREAKING IN ‘SNOWY’

Tolmie Sports, 1921. McCashney’s Mill Crowd

Left to right: Jack Purcell, Len Lynch, Joan Curtis and John Howie.

ROSS BROWN COLLECTION. CATTLE MUSTER NEAR MOROKA HUT

Drawing of a Case 75 H.P. Stream Tractor Regularly Equipped

St Andrew’s Harvest Festival. Uniting Church.

Mrs Lawson – First woman to reach Woods Point, ‘strapped to the side of a pack horse’.

The Cliffs, Mansfield

VICTORIA’S RESOURCES: VOL 13, NO 2 JUN – AUG 1971. THE ALPINE ENVIRONMENT

Remains of equipment at the Royal Standard Mine – Royal Standard near Woods Point

REPLY FROM HON. DAVID EVANS MLC TO LETTER FROM BRIAN TANNER OF VICTORIAN ASSOCIATION OF FOUR WHEEL DRIVE CLUBS

Marbut-Gunnersen Sawmill. Timber storage yard.

Bridge over the Delatite River near ‘Delatite Station’

RSL Returned Soldiers League

Snowy Wilson’s truck carting messmate logs off Jack Healy’s property.

Feiglin’s Sawmill – sawdust burner – logging – milling

Woolly Butts, Horse Hill 1940

World War 1 (WW1) – Signaller J. P. Campbell on board the Canada. 8th Light Horse, B Squadron.

Jan Purcell sitting in the median strip in front of Mountain Jeanery, which was run by Deanne Smith and Nicole Smith.