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PURCELL FAMILY COLLECTION. CATTLE RETURNING TO MERRIJIG

Parents: Jim Ryan and Ida Jones. Jim Ryan was a prospector who was struck by lightning. Ida ran the boarding house at Carter’s Mill. Their children Esther-Redfern, Essie, Nellie, Doreen, Bonnie, Margaret (Hare). Ida later married George Wilson.

Harper Family

PART 4. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN RESPOND TO THE VICTORIAN NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION OPPOSITION TO ALPINE CATTLE GRAZING. THE VNPA CLAIMS: “THE ECONOMICS DON’T STACK UP”.

Wedding at Scot’s Church, Shepparton – Winifred Millicent Stephens – Sgt Oswald Henry Stafford

SYD RYDER INTERVIEW PART 4. THE TOWONGA CATTLEMEN

Miners at mouth of Loch Fyne Mine near Matlock

PURCELL FAMILY COLLECTION. DICK PURCELL AT MERRIJIG

MOUNTAIN MEN COMPETITION

THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA (MCAV) PRESS RELEASE. CATTLEMEN GO POLITICAL AND INTEND TO FIGHT

Mansfield Hotel

Devil’s Hill – Woods Point Road

Highett Street in winter with fourteen boys enjoying the snow and engaging in a snowball fight.

Members of Melbourne University outside Mansfield Progress Association hut.

Reverse side of Anzac Day Medallion 25th April 1916

CATTLEMEN DEFY BAN. BATTLE FOR HIGH COUNTRY

Southern Coachlines (formerly Mansfield-Yea Passenger Service) early 1950s rear-engined Ansair.

Jericho – Diversion tunnel dug by miners.

Vic Walsh and family.

Post World War II Carnival Parade, 1945

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