A new book "Do You Recall?" reveals the unusual history of parts of Watsonia where "hill-billies" sat on their porches surveying an area known as Grace Park with only cattle, rabbits and kangaroos for company. The book is available from the Greensborough Historical Society. News article 1 page, black text and colour image.grace park, greensborough historical society, do you recall

Part of 1945 aerial survey, area of Watsonia North, including Grimshaw Street, Sellars Street and Macorna Street, indicating the home of Prudence and Maria Partington in Sellars Street.Photocopy of part 1945 aerial survey"Prudence and Maria Partington's home in Sellars St. Watsonia North"watsonia north, partington family

Aerial survey of Plenty Gorge Park area, including Greensborough by-pass construction and Metropolitan Ring Road reservation.An historical view of developing GreensboroughColour aerial photograph QAS 2504c run 5 3/11/86 1:15,500 by Qascophotoplenty gorge park, greensborough bypass, metropolitan ring road

Enlargements of section of 1945 aerial survey photographs of central Greensborough, with property overlay boundaries and some street numbers by Noel WithersTwo photocopied enlargements with property overlay markingsStreet names and some property numbers. Overlays by Noel Withers.greensborough, plenty river

Early aerial photograph of Greensborough Plaza, 1970.Colour photocopy of aerial survey, laminatedgreensborough plaza

Aerial survey photograph of St. Helena Road area of Greensborough3 copies, various enlargements of aerial surveygreensborough, st helena, st helena road

Aerial survey photograph of Briar Hill area produced in 19452 photocopies of aerial surveysbriar hill

Census Project No. 1995. Portland Dec. 1988.Aerial view of the "City of Portland" and surrounding rural area to a scale of 1:10,000 Aerial Photomosaic of Portland Bay, 1988Front: (no inscriptions) Back: (no inscriptions)aerial photography, central portland, portland harbour