Christensen’s Sawmill. Charlier Ferguson – Driver of Steam Winch

CATTLEMEN OF THE HIGH COUNTRY. THE STORY OF THE MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN OF THE BOGONGS.

NOTICE WARNING TROUBLE MAKERS IN MOUNTAIN AREAS THAT POLICE NOW HAVE A FOUR WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLE TO PATROL THE AREA

LOVICK FAMILY “JOHNNY HEREFORD” ALBUM. ”JOHNNY” BEING RIDEN, FOLLOWED BY HERD AND MEN ON HORSES.

This log buggy was used at McCashney’s Sawmil

Matlock Cemetery headstone: George Fletcher, died 11th February 1887 (48 years) and his infant grandson, Edmund David Jones, died 24th September, 1906. (6 months).

Harborager Battery, Dry Creek – 1890s

Mirimbah Mill during snow fall.

Woods Point Hospital Committee in 1948.

Robert Aitkin Bostock (born 1920) with Bouncer and Static near the verandah of Fred Griffin’s homestead at Preston Station.

Family group – unknown family.

Megsy Hogarth with horse called “Scotty”

Victorian A1 (A1) and South A1 (A1) mines – Gaffneys Creek

Closing of St Patricks Roman Catholic Church, Chapel Hill, Boorolite

PUBLIC LAND COUNCIL VICTORIA NEWSLETTER

McCashney and Harper Sawmill, Baker Creek. Loading timber

PRINCE CHARLES AND PRINCESS ANNE VISIT MANSFIELD APRIL 1970. 2 ARTICLES: 1. PHANTOM GUNMAN FAINTS AS POLICE SWOOP & 2. MARVELOUS TO BE BACK- CHARLES

CITY SLICKERS TO EXPLORE THE ROOFTOP OF AUSTRALIA

Woods Point Football Team

The Cliffs. Mansfield. A ridge of conglomerate rock about a mile long.