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Antimony became a hot topic in 1970 as the price of the metal rose. The site of the mine was "pegged" again.
Newspaper clipping dated 4 February 1970 (page 3) showing buildings at the old antimony mine in Ringwood, Victoria. Photo provided by Mr J.K. McCaskill.
