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A crowd of men, many on horseback, are outside the Grant Hotel. Mrs Wilson, who kept the hotel, is standing in the doorway. The man with the umbrella could be Mick Murphy, a longtime resident of Grant. The group may be a rescue party for an injured man in 1912.
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Taken from 1 photograph : in poor condition
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Grant and its neighbours - POT 60|Stapleton, I. - Jim & Molly
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A crowd of men, many on horseback, are outside the Grant Hotel. Mrs Wilson, who kept the hotel, is standing in the doorway. The man with the umbrella could be Mick Murphy, a longtime resident of Grant. The group may be a rescue party for an injured man in 1912.
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Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
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Taken from 1 photograph : in poor condition
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Grant and its neighbours - POT 60|Stapleton, I. - Jim & Molly
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Taken from a drawing by J.D. Emerson, a solicitor at Grant, in 1865. A line of packhorses is proceeding up one of the two main streets, which are lined by shops and houses.
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Taken from a drawing by J.D. Emerson, a solicitor at Grant, in 1865. A line of packhorses is proceeding up one of the two main streets, which are lined by shops and houses.
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This bark house is the home of the Reids. Howitt and the family are in front of the house and Howitt's two daughters are mounted ready to leave.
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This bark house is the home of the Reids. Howitt and the family are in front of the house and Howitt's two daughters are mounted ready to leave.
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Mrs Martha Stout could still ride her horse sidesaddle at 75 years of age. The Stout`s ran the store at Talbotville and were the last people to leave the town in 1950.
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Grant and its neighbours - POT 60|Christie, R. - Victoria`s forgotten goldfields
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Mrs Martha Stout could still ride her horse sidesaddle at 75 years of age. The Stout`s ran the store at Talbotville and were the last people to leave the town in 1950.
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Grant and its neighbours - POT 60|Christie, R. - Victoria`s forgotten goldfields
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Three horsemen, including a woman, leading packhorses are crossing the Macalister River. It is probably a party including Howitt and his daughters on their way to Tarli Karng.
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Three horsemen, including a woman, leading packhorses are crossing the Macalister River. It is probably a party including Howitt and his daughters on their way to Tarli Karng.
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Two women and three men, mounted on horses and leading packhorses, pause by the roadside. The group appears to include Alfred Howitt and his daughters, Mary and Annie. A post and rail fence runs beside the road.
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Two women and three men, mounted on horses and leading packhorses, pause by the roadside. The group appears to include Alfred Howitt and his daughters, Mary and Annie. A post and rail fence runs beside the road.
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Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.