non-fictionThe Conjara project trains young people for the nursery tradeconjara horticultural project, conjara nursery

Archie McArthur grew flowers and vegetables and sold them from his house in Canterbury Road, Forest Hill. Later owners used the property as a restaurant and plant nursery. About C 2011, the property was completely demolished and flats were erected.Coloured photograph of the facade of Archies Restaurant, Canterbury, Forest Hill. White umbrella in centre.archives restaurant, forest hill, mcarthur, archie, canterbury road, forest hill no 259-261

On the left--Peter Davies, Burnley graduate 1976 Ian Griffiths 21Grade 3 apprentice|\ Mark Gallon 18 Mark Juler 17Black and white photograph of four males inside the hot house at the Parkside Nursery. Forest Hill in December 1976.parkswide nursery forest hill, davies peter, griffiths ian, gallon mark, juler mark

Archibold McArthur originally owned 6 acres and produced flowers which were sold at the Victoria Market, and vegetables which were sold at a roadside stall outside his property in Canterbury Road , Forest Hill.Eastside Plants established a plant nursery as p[art of the property in 1979 and later added 'Archies Cafe' in 1987. In 2007 the nursery closed its doors and in 2008 units were built on the property.Sepia photo of Archibald McArthur and one other tilling land on his property in Canterbury Forest Hillmcarthur archibald, forest hill, plant nurseries, eastside plants, archies cafe

See ND2991 for history of kindergarten.Black & white photograph of the nursery at Forest Hill residential Kindergarten.forest hill residential kindergarten, kindergarten

See ND2991 for history of kindergarten.Black & white photograph of the outside of the Nurses Wing of the Forest Hill residential Kindergarten.forest hill residential kindergarten, kindergarten

See ND2991 for history of kindergarten.Black & white photograph of the outside of the nursery wing of the Forest Hill residential Kindergarten in 1938.forest hill residential kindergarten, kindergarten