First Nation child at Carrs Plains with slate on her lap. Dressed in simple frock and laced boots. (May be linked to no. 5563-1 series in records). This photograph is a copy of the original held by Museum of Victoria. Carrs Plains was one of the early runs. Once described as a desirable spot, with the Richardson river running through it into the first level part of the country. In later years it was described as having a fascinating view of the Grampians thirty-fourth miles to the South West. To the South the Pyrenees, East the Bolangum Ranges, North limitless Plains. Black and white photograph of a young child seated holding a slate on her lap. The child is dressed in a simple frock with laced boots and seated in front of a plant. Copyright Museum of Victoriastawell aboriginal portrait

Very detailed drawings of scenes of the Grampians. Artist S. Calvert.Black and white detail drawings of series of mountain scenes. Holiday Rambles - The Grampians The Sierra Range - Grampians from the Big Hill Stawell. The Descent to the Gap Valley. The Anvil Rock. Barneys Chimney. The "Selection" in the Gap Valley. Only half way up. Reproduction Rights Reserved Copied by State Library of Victoria on the back stawell