Memoir, I loved Greensborough by Val Wilson (nee Rolfs), 1936o

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I loved Greensborough text

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Val Wilson (nee Rolfs) recounts stories of her childhood growing up in rural Greensborough. In this story Val tells of a little girl who thought she could ice skate on a pond behind Grimshaw Street.

Significance

A primary source recollection of Greensborough in the mid-20th century.

Physical description

2 typed pages.

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Identifier

681

Date made

1936o

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Accessed 22 November 2024

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Memoir, I loved Greensborough by Val Wilson (nee Rolfs), 1936o

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