Advertisement for Watsonia Garage, 347-359 Greensborough Road, Watsonia,1973.Digital copy of newspaper advertisement.watsonia garage, greensborough road watsonia

Photograph of Watsonia Garage and corner shop (cash grocer), early 20th century. Shows advertising on side of shop.Digital copy of black and white photograph.watsonia garage, watsonia

The Watsonia Garage was located on Greensborough Road Watsonia and was a Ford dealership. This advertisement is from the 1960s.Digital copy of newspaper advertisement.watsonia garage

The Watsonia garage run by Wally and Bill Martin closed in September 1986 after 40 years of trading.1 p. text and black and white photographwatsonia garage, wally martin, bill martin

Photograph of Watsonia Garage, early 20th century. Shows old style petrol pumps and 'grain and produce' sign. Owned and operated by R.F.Watson.Digital copy of black and white photograph.watsonia garage, r f watson, watsonia

Photograph of Watsonia Garage circa 1950. Shows two men with car and woman as onlooker. The Garage is a Ford service centre and sub-dealership. There are two petrol pumps at the front of the garage.Digital copy of black and white photograph.watsonia, watsonia garage

Set of 6 postcards produced for sale by Greensborough Historical Society. Postcards Frame 1, top to bottom: Ashril Cinema, Main Street 1958; Britnell's Lane 1910;Main Street 1910. Frame 2, top to bottom: Watson's Garage, Watsonia 1920s; Fallen Soldier's Memorial 1927; Willis Vale on the Plenty River 1930.6 black and white postcards in 2 black timber frames, under glass.greensborough historical society, main street greensborough, ashril theatre, watsonia, willis vale

Commemorative issue on the occasion of the Proclamation of the Shire of Diamond Valley Wraparound to September 29, 1964 issue Photos and names of Crs. A Salute to severance (from the City of Heidelberg) p.2 The News – “official organ of the City of Heidelberg: established in 1896 Add: Watsonia Garage, Croft Bank Dairies. From Tiny village to thriving township (Greensborough) – discussion of water and electricity supply history includes photos of Main Street, Greensborough Pool, In the days of the giants: Local football players Cordiner and Coventry (Diamond Creek) and others. Diamond Creek is still haunted by the ghost of Gold – inc photo of Upper Diamond Creek school students. Education in the early days (Greensborough) Beginning od the Anglican Church Greensborough Apple Tree 120 years old Arch (Adie) has found his promised land – Yarrambat The time when three men owned Watsonia St Katherine’s Church at St Helena Horse bolted when first car arrived Exploration of Plenty River Actual issue Blood bank at Eltham Sewer, Mrs Lucy Nash of Montmorency success at Melbourne Show Eltham Central Park Committee and Eltham Youth Club, Youth Club hall Land subdivision at Warrandtye – to be re-submitted Wage increase will affect council finance Eltham agrees to extra audit fees Clintons announce big extensions New catholic school for Bundoora Peter and Joe here to stay Methodist Church at Greensborough When the railway came to DV Public religious worship in Diamond Creek Saga of the Ryans (Diamond Creek) Golden King Mine – Yarrambat Where history walks in Main St inc photo of Coventry family Watsonia open paddocks before the war (photo) The history of beautiful Greensborough These boundaries have never altered Premiers in 1912 Greensborough FC photo Memorial Gates Photo Catholic parish of DC Local newspaper (complete); 40 pagesnewspaper, local newspapers, diamond valley news

Map of the suburbs of Ivanhoe, Heidelberg, Rosanna, Macleod, Watsonia, Greensborough and Eltham. Dates to mid 1950s. An Advertiser on this map may be found in the Hurstbridge Advertiser Friday 17 December 1937, page 7: "Lyon Bros, of Eltham garage, suggest in their advertisement on the front page of this issue. that motorists should have their cars checked over by them before Christmas, so that any 5mall defects which might militate against the pleasure of the trip, might be remedied." As does "The Montsalvat Plant Farm" in The Age of Saturday 5 September 1953, page 48.Shows early streets and open space in these areas.Fold out map in pale blue cover. Cover dimensions: 21.5x15cm. Map is surrounded by advertising for local businesses.ivanhoe, maps, heidelberg, rosanna, macleod, watsonia, greensborough, eltham