View of peaks and valleys from Mount Buffalo, 1951
View of peaks and valleys from Mount Buffalo, 1951
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Ovens District
The Ovens District was an area in north-east Victoria inexactly defined, but usually considered to describe numerous gold mining settlements, principally situated on the Ovens River and its tributaries.
The river was visited by white explorers, Hume and Hovell, in 1824. They named it after Major John Ovens, private secretary to the New South Wales Governor, Thomas Brisbane.
Poplars, near Bright in the Ovens Valley, c1958
Poplars, near Bright in the Ovens Valley, c1958
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Ovens Valley from Mount Buffalo
Ovens Valley from Mount Buffalo
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Looking towards the stock bridge over the Ovens River, Ovens Valley, 1960
Looking towards the stock bridge over the Ovens River, Ovens Valley, 1960
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Mount Feathertop, 1951
Mount Feathertop, 1951
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Skiing in the Alps, 1951
Skiing in the Alps, 1951
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Skiing in the Alps, 1951
Skiing in the Alps, 1951
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Skiing in the Alps, 1951
Skiing in the Alps, 1951
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Map of the Ovens Valley, 1951
Map of the Ovens Valley, 1951
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