Recto: photograph of a brick building under construction, with rows of poultry huts behind; photograph of three rows of poultry huts, with the corner of a brick building in shot.

Verso: Alan Greenwood and Josephine Peace seated with five unidentified females outside the Poultry Research Centre; photograph of a single-storey stone building (possibly the building adjacent to Kellogg Hall, which once housed the ESCA Crop Production Advisory and Development Department).

Recto: photograph showing two female workers pedigreeing a hatch of chicks; photograph showing some poultry cages captioned 'Sun Porch.'

Verso: photograph showing the interior of a poultry house with unidentified female worker in the background; photograph depicting a section of a laboratory.

Recto: two photographs of a brick building under construction.

Verso: a van, between rows of poultry huts (possibly later the site of the Carcass Evaluation Unit).

Recto: photograph of 6.5 to 7.5-week old chickens in an environmentally controlled room at the Poultry Research Centre; photograph of one of the control lines in the Brown Leghorn flock.

Verso: copy of Alan Greenwood's Fellow's card from the Poultry Science Association, dated 06 August 1959.

One photograph shows three rows of poultry huts; the other shows buildings set in a field (possibly the back of the old Apiary building, which became the ESCA Animal Production Advisory and Development Department) with foundations for a new building in the foreground. Bush House can also be seen in the background.

The first photograph shows 'Mr Lake, a physiologist', and an assistant withdrawing a blood sample from a cockerel; the second photograph depicts rows of poultry cages and is labelled 'Sun Porch.'