The Greensborough Road Surgery moved to this location in 1985 in response to increased demand for services.greensborough road surgery, medical centre

Business card for a medical centre, Greensborough Road Surgery, at 520 Greensborough Road, Greensborough.Business card, teal blue card with white text and colour image.business cards, greensborough road surgery, greensborough road greensborough, medical centres

The Greensborough Road Surgery moved to this location in 1985 in response to increased demand for services. This building was built in the late 1950s.Digital copy of colour photographgreensborough road surgery, medical centre

The Greensborough Road Surgery moved to this location in 1985 in response to increased demand for services. This building was built in the late 1950s.Digital copy of colour photographgreensborough road surgery, medical centre

The Greensborough Road Surgery moved to this location in 1985 in response to increased demand for services. This building was built in the late 1950s.Digital copy of colour photographgreensborough road surgery, medical centre

Two students from Montmorency South Primary School, Lucas and Zeke, both had open heart surgery soon after birth. Their parents were supported by HeartKids Australia.News clipping, black text, colour imagemontmorency south primary school, heartkids australia

Ashmead House was the home and surgery of the Cordner family during the 20th century. Original artwork by Maria Barbaro.The Cordners were the Greensborough doctors for several generations. This card is part of a series of well known Greensborough homes.A small greeting card featuring a painting of Ashmead, the home of Dr Cordner on the corner of Grimshaw and Eldale Streets Greensborough. There is also an envelope included.Ink stamp on rear cover states "Original Artwork by Maria Barbaro" www.mariabarbaro.com ashmead house, cordner family, greensborough houses, greeting cards, maria barbaro

Photograph of "Marble Hall", Greensborough. The Marble Hotel, Greensborough was located at the corner of Main Street and Para Road. The first licensed hotel in Greensborough and one of the earliest brick buildings was built by James Chapman in the early 1850s as a hotel and lodging house to cater for wood carters and those trying their luck at the gold fields but served many functions over the years including post office, general store, public hall, butchers, bakers, surgery, private dwelling and baby health care centre. It got its name due to its white washed exterior. This photo is from the Lorraine Coates Collection.Photograph of early Greensborough building, now demolished.Digital copy of black and white photograph.marble hotel greensborough, james chapman, marble hall greensborough