Timber house, Greensborough, January 2016. The house is located at 14 Poulter Avenue, former residence of the Leaford Family in the 1930/1940s.Digital copy of colour photographhouses in greensborough

A renovated weatherboard house in Vermont Parade Greensborough sold for over $1.1 million.News clipping, black text, colour image.vermont parade greensborough, houses in greensborough

Part of a set of photographs showing some of the older homes in Greensborough. This house is in Parkview Avenue Greensborough.Digital copy of colour photographhouses in greensborough, parkview avenue greensborough

Demographic information about Greensborough and information on recent sales in Greensborough and Watsonia (2015)8 p. col. printingAccount: Morrison Kleemanhouses in greensborough, houses in watsonia, greensborough, watsonia

Part of a set of photographs showing some of the older homes in Greensborough. This is 33 Adeline Street Greensborough.Digital copy of colour photographadeline street, houses in greensborough

Part of a set of photographs showing some of the older homes in Greensborough. This is 39 Adeline Street Greensborough.Digital copy of colour photographadeline street, houses in greensborough

Part of a set of photographs showing some of the older homes in Greensborough. This is 39 McDowell Street Greensborough.Digital copy of colour photographhouses in greensborough, mcdowell street greensborough

Heather McKee and her husband built their own home in Greensborough over four years; she was a 'Queen for a Day' finalist in 1956.Photocopy of newspaper clippingheather mckee, queen for a day, houses in greensborough

Bricks from "Willis Vale' home of the Partington family of Greensborough. Built in 1840, Willis Vale was owned by the Partington family from 1878 to 1947. It was a 2 storey house overlooking the Plenty River and set in 150 acres of farmland. The Partingtons moved out in 1947 and the house was vandalised shortly after. It was destroyed by fire in the 1960s.The bricks are a link to pioneer homes and farms in the area.Hand made clay bricks, light red in colour. All faces are flat.. One brick is chipped. Accompanying note: Hand made bricks from Partington house in Greensborough. Donated by Alan Partington.willis vale, partington family, greensborough, alan partington, bricks

House in Greensborough, photo taken in spring 1939.Photocopy of black and white photograph of a house in a treed area, with woman outside. Also copy of reverse of photo with captionCaption on back of photo is almost illegible. It has been transcribed as " Greensborough - 22nd October 1939. Our house, from the back, with Mother and Morris. This Spring was phenomenally rich in wild flowers. The ground here is carpeted thickly with purple and gold - chocolate lilies. Buttercups and bulbine liliesgreensborough, spring

Section of painting of Willis Vale a pioneer's house in GreensboroughHouse built by Edward Maygar and later sold to Partington family. It was located at Partington's Flat.Colour photocopy of section of a painting featuring Willis Vale on the top half of an A4 sheet.A number of pencil calculations on lower part of the page.partington, greensborough, edward maygar, willis vale

Rear of house in Greensborough, formerly Roy and Rhonda Willett's home.Digital colour photographwillett family

Digital copy of a photograph of Greensborough township from Miss Jean Partington's house in Greensborough (taken from near the present day entrance to Greensborough Plaza from the Circuit, near McDonalds). Digital copy of black and white photographjean partington, greensborough

Photograph of timber house in Greensborough. The Butterworth family lived here. The house was built in 1924 by Charles Rouch. The Butterworth family were a Greensborough pioneer family and later owned the Greensborough newsagency.Digital copy of black and white photograph.butterworth family

Unidentified house in Greensborough [Probably the Finn House on the Corner of Flintoff and Para Roads]. Photographs from the collection of Peter Blackbourn, a descendant of the Chapman Stock family. Annotations to photos by Peter Blackbourn.Digital copy of black and white photograph.peter blackbourn

Photograph of Yallambie House, Tarcoola Drive GreensboroughColour photographyallambie homestead, yallambie

Part of a collection of photographs copied from the late Shirley Fraser (nee Black) who was also descendant of the McLaughlin and Whatmough family. Photograph 1 shows Rose McLaughlin's house in Greensborough 1938; photograph 2 shows the house in 1936.Digital copy of black and white photograph.shirley fraser, rosalie mclaughlin

The material relates to the auction of "Ashmead" on 11th August 2012. The house "Ashmead" was built in 1932 and was the home of the Cordner family. It is one of the grander houses in Greensborough and closely resembles an English country manor. Five members of this family played for the Melbourne Football Club.A collection of advertising relating to the sale of "Ashmead" the former home of the Cordner family in Greensborough.Nilcordner family, ashmead, melbourne football club, ted cordner, greensborough, auctions

Photograph of hitching rail at the "Marsh" house, Hailes Street Greensborough. The House was originally built by Jonah Britnell.Digital copy of colour photograph.hailes street, hitching rail, marsh family

A landmark house in the Greensborough area (belonging to Dr Woods in he 1920s), situated on the corner of Diamond Creek and St Helena Roads.Digital copy of colour photograph.diamond creek road, st helena road

Article about increase in vandalism to houses and shops in Greensborough in 1985Newsprint, black text greensborough, graffiti vandals, vandalism, greensborough police

Then article is about the sale of the Matthews family house in Nell Street Greensborough. This house was built on the Trist Greensborough Dairy land which extended from Nell Street to Vermont Parade and McDowell Street. The house was built in 1951 by Ken Matthews.An article from the Diamond Valley Leader 2010c with a multi coloured photograph.Some pencil notes at the bottom and a date in purple biro.greensborough dairy, matthews family, trist, nell street

Early houses in Greenmeyer Court Greensborough/Briar Hill area; circa 1959.Digital copy of black and white photographgreenmeyer court greensborough

House at 42 Alexandra Street GreensboroughDigital colour photographs alexandra street greensborough, weatherboards, suburban housing

This house in Carnon Street Greensborough was the home of Jessie Partington. It was demolished around 2005 for a block of units.Digital copy of black and white photograph.jessie may partington, jessie angus, jessie scholes, carnon street

Sale leaflet for 3 bedroom single storey house, 64 Sainsbury Avenue Greensborough, sold June 2019 for $725,0002 p. cardboard leaflet, printed both sides, folded twicesainsbury avenue greensborough

Photograph of the Roy house in Main Street Greensborough. This house was situated opposite the present entrance to Greensborough Plaza, but has been demolished. An early view of the residential area which is now a commercial strip.Digital copy of black and white photograph.Written on front of photograph: "Main St. opposite complex entrance - Roy house"roy family

Photograph of the Roy house in Main Street Greensborough. This house was situated opposite the present entrance to Greensborough Plaza, but has been demolished. An early view of the residential area which is now a commercial strip.Digital copy of black and white photograph.Written on front of photograph: "Roy house"roy family, main street greensborough

House at 51 Adeline Street Greensborough, formerly the home of the Collyer familyDigital colour photographadeline street greensborough, collyer family