The receipt documents a mid 20th century property related transaction in Glenroy, reflecting suburban development practices and private agreements relating to access rights.This receipt provides documentary evidence of local land use arrangements and commercial activity in Glenroy during the 1950s, contributing to an understanding of suburban development and legal practices at the time.Paper receipt, blue text on light paper, with handwritten annotations on recto and verso.(Location: printed and handwritten text on recto; additional markings verso): “Copy of Receipt”/“J. & H. Safstrom Pty. Ltd.”/“6–8 Post Office Place, Glenroy, 3046”/“14.2.56”/“Received … the sum of £100 (pounds)”/“Being payment in full for right of Carriageway at rear of Belair Ave.”/“Receipt No. 648”property rights, local governance, glenroy (vic.), 1950s local commerce, city of broadmeadows, northern metropolitan melbourne, safstroms, mcdonald & ray

Original handwritten letter to the editor of the Portland Observer from Les Allitt of Glenroy Vic. re history of William Allitt, who was instrumental in establishing the Portland Botanic Gardens. William Allitt (1828-1893) was the great uncle of Les Allitt.portland observer, les allitt, william allitt, portland botanic gardens

The document provides evidence of municipal planning control and regulatory processes within the City of Broadmeadows during the 1960s, reflecting governance, land‑use planning and community facility assessment.This item is significant as a record of local government decision‑making and planning regulation, documenting the administration of the Melbourne Metropolitan Planning Scheme at a municipal level.Multi‑page printed paper document, including typed correspondence and official planning form.Typed official text including municipal letterhead, planning application references, addresses and signatures.broadmeadows (vic.), glenroy, town planning, municipal government, land‑use regulation, community facilities