Statement of Cultural heritage Significance for Mont Park acquired by Victorian state government in 1909 and used as a mental hospital complex comprising Larundel Kingsbury and Greswell facilities, finally decommissioned in1969. Contains extensive descriptions of regionally significant indigenous and exotic vegetation, landscaped by designer Hugh Linaker.2p. typescriptmont park, larundel, gresswell, hugh linaker

This business directory of the Northern suburbs has been collected for future reference. It advertises local businesses.Business directory printed on blue paper, blue cover. Wrapped in plastic.localblue directory

Photograph of shopping strip corner of Watsonia and Lambourn Roads Watsonia. William Black's Bundoora Farm [1870-1930] stretched from this intersection all the way through to Grimshaw Street.Digital copy of colour photograph.watsonia road, watsonia, lambourn road

An email chat about the Foard store in Greensborough.This store existed in the early Greensborough township and was demolished to allow car parking for the Safeway supermarket.A series of 3 emails mounted on an A4 backing sheet.Nilfoard store, safeway, a k lines, tennis courts, ester street

Lilian Colston, nee Partington (born 1921). Daughter of Ben Partington and Nellie Willoughby.A member of the Partington family.Digital copy of colour photograph.lilian colston

This axle is believed to be from one of the vehicles (possibly a jinker) used by the Partington family on the Willis Vale property. It is shown after being uncovered near the Plenty River trail.From a Greensborough pioneer familyDigital copy of colour photograph.partington family, willis vale

Sign on Plenty River Trail at Greensborough: "An Urban Bushcare Project funded by the Commonwealth Government's National Heritage Trust".Digital copy of colour photograph.plenty river trail

Plaque on Plenty River Trail at Greensborough: "To perpetuate the memory of Mr A. H. W. Webb for services over 25 years in founding and developing this park".Sign from the early development days of the Plenty River Trail.Digital copy of colour photographs.plenty river trail, a h w webb

Plaque at Pioneer Reserve Greensborough: "Shire of Diamond Valley. The bluestones used in the construction of this viewing platform and in the carpark entry structure and retaining wall are from the northern arch of Greensborough's first Plenty River Bridge built in the 1860s adjacent to this site. The centre span of the original bridge was removed in 1865 when the western half of the existing bridge was constructed leaving the northern and southern stone arches. The southern arch was retained until floods in 1874 necessitated its removal. The picnic shelter in this reserve was constructed using stone from this abutment. The northern arch was removed in 1983 when widening of the existing bridge commenced."Digital copy of colour photograph.plenty river, pioneer reserve greensborough

Sign on Plenty River Trail at Greensborough warning of snakes from October to March.Digital copy of colour photograph.plenty river, plenty river trail

Greensborough: Main Street and Grimshaw Street cornerDigital copy of colour photographmain street greensborough, grimshaw street greensborough

Greensborough: Main Street shopping strip at Grimshaw Street end.Digital copy of colour photographmain street greensborough, grimshaw street greensborough

Grimshaw Street, Greensborough.Shows the changing face of the Greensborough shopping strip. Buckingham Real Estate Agents 104 Grimshaw Street.Digital copy of colour photographgrimshaw street greensborough

Main Street Greensborough. Mural on Vickers Way (lane between Main Street and carpark near old pool). The mural was demolished as part of the redevelopment on Main Street.Digital copy of colour photographmain street greensborough, vickers way

Ashmead was the home of the Cordner family and is located in Grimshaw Street Greensborough. In this photo the roofline of the house can be seen behind the heritage listed hedge.Digital copy of colour photographashmead house, cordner family, grimshaw street greensborough

View of Main Street Greensborough outside the entrance to Greensborough Plaza.Digital copy of colour photographmain street greensborough, greensborough plaza

View of development on Grimshaw Street Greensborough. This building houses the Centrelink office.Digital copy of colour photographcentrelink greensborough, grimshaw street greensborough

View of development on Grimshaw Street Greensborough. This building house the Centrelink office.Digital copy of colour photographgrimshaw street greensborough, centrelink greensborough

Greensborough Station from rail level.Digital copy of colour photographgreensborough station

Property development in Grimshaw Street Greensborough. This building houses the Centrelink office.Digital copy of colour photographgrimshaw street greensborough, centrelink greensborough

Main Street Greensborough. Mural on Vickers Way (lane between Main Street and carpark near old pool). The mural was demolished as part of the redevelopment on Main Street.Digital copy of colour photographmain street greensborough, vickers way

Main Street Greensborough. Mural on Vickers Way (lane between Main Street and carpark near old pool). The mural was demolished as part of the redevelopment on Main Street.Digital copy of colour photographmain street greensborough, vickers way

Main Street Greensborough. Mural on Vickers Way (lane between Main Street and carpark near old pool). The mural was demolished as part of the redevelopment on Main Street.Digital copy of colour photographmain street greensborough, vickers way

Main Street Greensborough. Mural on Vickers Way (lane between Main Street and carpark near old pool). The mural was demolished as part of the redevelopment on Main Street.Digital copy of colour photographmain street greensborough, vickers way

Carpark behind Main Street Greensborough. This carpark was redeveloped when the old pool made way for Watermarc.Digital copy of colour photographmain street greensborough

Sculli Brothers Fresh Fruit shop, Main Street Greensborough. Sculli's now operate from a store in Greensborough Plaza.Digital copy of colour photographmain street greensborough, sculli family

Greensborough Grain Store, rear Main Street. This business is one of the last examples of Greensborough's rural past.Digital copy of colour photographmain street greensborough, greensborough grain store

Sculli Brothers Fresh Fruit shop, Main Street Greensborough. The Sculli brothers opened their Greensborough fruit and vegetable business in 1960 shortly after migrating to Australia. Sculli's now operate from a store in Greensborough Plaza.Digital copy of colour photographmain street greensborough, sculli family

View of banking precinct, Main Street Greensborough. ANZ Bank at 45-47 Main Street.Digital copy of colour photographmain street greensborough

View of real estate precinct, Grimshaw Street Greensborough. Buckingham Real Estate 104 Grimshaw Street.Digital copy of colour photographgrimshaw street greensborough