"Memo to Friends of the Park, 5.12.89". Typed memo by Pat GRAINGER outlining details of a letter written to Bunna WALSH from the Port Melbourne Engineer's Office with regard to the railway reserve along Evans Street.natural environment - conservation, parks and gardens, pat grainger, beris campbell, ronald 'bunna' walsh, friends of the park, railway reserve

Written as part of the City's reconciliation program and with the assistance of Carolyn Briggs over a two year program."Yalukit Willam - The River People of Port Phillip" by Meyer Eidelson: illustrated soft cover, 99 pages plus fold out map at back cover is WFE Liardet watercolour of Emerald Hill corroboree and history of Koori activity pre and during European occupationSigned IFC by author, and Carolyn Briggs, Boon Wurrung Foundation, "yours with respect"australian aborigines, parks and gardens, natural environment, meyer eidelson, carolyn briggs, derrimut, yalukit willam clan, boon wurrung, kulin nation, bunjil, george robinson, ben bow, louisa briggs, wilbraham frederick evelyn liardet, wfe liardet, josephine liardet, emerald hill, william buckley, kurburu (the bear)

Plastic DVD case with pale yellow insert photo of "Australis" at Station Pier with family wavingPostcards from Port Melbourne . An audiovisual retrospective of Port Melbournearmed services, transport, education, built environment, immigration, industry, maritime, natural environment, war, pioneers, housing, workers, schools, recreation, world war i, world war ii, boer war, post world war ii immigration, liardet family, government aircraft factory, gaf, garden city, swallow & ariell ltd

Colour photograph showing Station Pier with West kiosk still in original location and some foreshore work in progress taken 8th Match 1993. In the foreground a sheoak (casuarina species) is visible and is of interest as it is still there in 2015 after so much change has occurred in the area (opposite 1-11 Waterfront Place)piers and wharves - station pier, natural environment - beaches and foreshore, abel tasman

Photographic images of properties in Port Melbourne. Image may have been taken by a PMHPS member or scanned from a past resident or taken for real estate sale purposes. Beach Street - Photo taken from beach showing beachfront and Beach St redevelopment and rotunda in 2006 built environment - domestic, natural environment - beaches and foreshore, beach street, hmas apartments, band rotunda

Part of Ron Laing's collection of photographs recording Port Melbourne over a thirteen year period. Donated to the PMH&PS by the photographer.A set of 34 colour photographs of Port Melbourne's changing waterfront, covering the old and new harbor control tower on Fishermens Bend, restoration of the outer beacon, reconstruction of the west wing of Station Pier, demolition of the concrete 'steps' breakwater at Port Melbourne, reconstruction of the foreshore - Sandridge Beach to Beacon Roadbuilt environment, natural environment, demolitions, piers and wharves, ron laing

Nine colour, wide angle photographs of the Port Melbourne foreshore and adjacent land behind Station and Princes Piers before the high-rise development, Dec 1992piers and wharves - princes pier, natural environment, transport - railways

.01 - Plans and landscape drawings for Port Melbourne Life Saving Club, March 1993, 10pp .02 - One sheet "Landscape Master Plan" Port Melbourne Foreshorenatural environment - beaches and foreshore, built environment - recreational facilities, societies clubs unions and other organisations, graeme bentley - landscape architects

Two colour photographs of pelicans in Westgate Park in contrast to an industrial background.natural environment, parks and gardens

Jolly Dogs Are We - the history of yachting in Victoria 1838 - 1894, researched between 1970 and 1982 by author Ralph Neale. Hardback volume 338 pp with four-colour dust covertransport - shipping, sport - yachting, societies clubs unions and other organisations, hobson's bay, natural environment - lagoon, ralph p neale, alf hollarnd - sandridge waterman, wilbraham frederick evelyn liardet, wfe liardet

Wendy has suggested that the document may have been written by June Kirby, the History LibrarianThe Formation of Sandridge - Port Melbourne Five pages with all printing in black capital letters. A Hstory of Port Melbourne from the 1830s to the time of writing, thought to be in 1980s. Emphasis is on th 1800s and the effect of the geographical features of the Port Phillip District on the developmentnatural environment, built environment, history, sandridge, june kirby

"Caring for Port Phillip Bay. Now and into the future" Booklet with blue and white cover and coloured map of Port Phillip Bay and surrounding area.natural environment, maritime, port phillip bay

"Making Modern Melbourne" by Jenny Lee. Small paperback 160 pages, ilustrated. Sources detailed, no indexPMH stamp fly leafmelbourne, australian aborigines, transport - railways, natural environment, jenny lee, john pascoe faulkner, john batman

(1)Submission for 1991 AFCC Construction Achievement Award. Bayside clean-up project. (2-3) Two clippings form "The Age" regarding the project.natural environment, engineering - canals and drainage, roger bacon, urban land authority, reeves construction engineers, rms consultants

This turned up in Spring 2015, mystifying the community. Noel Turnbull noticed some of the props seen in the photos at the base of a tree in Evans Street. Much investigation into who could have produced this, and it was eventually traced to an address in upper Evans. An expensive joke never explained.Promotional piece purporting to be for "Port Melbourne Botanical Gardens", in Evans St Port Melbourne. "Beautiful blooming native flora" ; "Bewildering array of birdlife"; "dangerous native fauna"; etc. Vertical half an A4 with 11 colour photographs and persuasive promotional phrases.parks and gardens, natural environment, evans street, port melbourne botanical garden

2011 editions of Melway Greater Melbourne Street Directory Top quarter white, bottom blue background with photo of citybuilt environment, engineering - roads streets lanes and footpaths, natural environment, transport - roads, streets, mapping, greater melbourne

Fifty two (52) transparency slides of the Port Melbourne beach area and Port Melbourne Town Hallbeacons, natural environment - beaches and foreshore, built environment - civic, port melbourne town hall

COPYRIGHT THE AGE Aerial photograph showing the Yarra River, Webb Dock, Port Melbourne beach, Princes pier, West Gate Bridge, Maribyrnong River, Swanston Dock and Melbourne City skyline. Taken mid 1990sStamped "Copyright. This photograph may not be reproduced without permission in writing from the Photo sales department of "the Age"'built environment - commercial, engineering - bridges, fishermans bend, natural environment - beaches and foreshore, piers and wharves - princes pier, piers and wharves - webb dock, transport - shipping, yarra river, west gate bridge, sandridge beach, maribyrnong river, swanston dock

Port of Melbourne launch of the walkway from Sandridge Beach to Webb Dock late 2003. Colour photo. PMHPS members present Glen STUART, Jack BOLT, Maree CHALMERS, Janet BOLITHO, Perce WHITE.melbourne harbor trust - port of melbourne authority, natural environment - beaches and foreshore, piers and wharves - webb dock, janet bolitho, glen stuart, maree chalmers, perce mcguire white, perce white

A scrapbook of news cuttings relating to Port Melbourne, kept by Town Clerk Syd Anderson from 4-7-1921 to 30-5-1936, 1948*, 1973-74* # from The Argus, Age, Sun, Herald, Record, Star, Punch newspapers. Cuttings include Public Notices and news stories. (*Later enclosed but not pasted on pages)local government, natural environment, maritime, transport - railways, sydney sims anderson, town clerks

Town of Port Melbourne. Sand receipt book, recording moneys received by C W Hill for sand sold at Evans and Station street Reserves from July 8 to August 1, 1907local government - town of port melbourne, natural environment - beaches and foreshore

In the 1980s it was in the State Patliament offices.Coloured print of a William Strutt watercolour of the Sandridge beach. Shows a cow being towed out by a rowboat to a ship, and other cows still on the beach. Print is framed in a 1980s simple wooden frame.natural environment - beaches and foreshore, transport - shipping, livestock, william strutt