Greensborough bridge
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Greensborough bridge caption reads: "This fine old bluestone bridge was built in the 1860s to carry increasing traffic to the gold fields and farms to the north. The stonemason was James Neave McKenzie. In more recent years this magnificent stone structure had to be replaced by a more modern bridge."
From the John Davidson collection.
Photograph in black plastic frame with typed caption on matte.
