Albion Crescent Greenhills
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This is a photograph of a small child (possibly Sue Darling) on a bush track identified as Albion Crescent in the Greenhills estate, Greensborough.
This photograph shows the rural nature of this area of Greensborough in the mid 20th century, which is now suburban.
Black and white photograph of a small girl on a country track.
In pencil on back of photograph: "Albion Cres posssibly Sue Darling"
