Found at Hazel Wilson's house (78 Princes Street) when things were being removed after she went into a nursing home. Postcard was sent to Mrs Wilson on 23.5.1995 from her friends Lila and RayPostcard of Spirit of Tasmania, sent to a Port Melbourne address in 1995. Image of ship loaded at Station PierMessage on back, postmark, stamppiers and wharves - station pier, transport - ferries, hazel trembath wilson, spirit of tasmania

These are from the series taken by Alison Kelly c1990One from a set of two colour photos of the public conveniences in Sinclair Parade c1990: MEN/UOMINI/ANTRES.built environment - civic, natural environment - beaches and foreshore, transport - shipping, transport - ferries, alison kelly

A Centenary of Federation-funded project of South Port Day Links, coordinated, directed and designed by Mary MASON, written by Pat GRAINGER on behalf of PMH&PS'Linking us Together: A history of transport in the Port Phillip community' Soft cover, 72pp teal blue cover with '2001'graphic, brown spine. A Centenary of Federation Project printed Oct 2001transport, transport - tramways, transport - shipping, transport - railways, transport - aviation and aerodrome, transport - horse, transport - motor vehicles, transport - ferries, workers, industry, royal visits and occasions, piers and wharves - station pier, piers and wharves - princes pier, immigration, flood, business and traders - dairies, south port day links, wilbraham frederick evelyn liardet, wfe liardet, frank liardet, caroline frederica liardet, hector liardet, frederick liardet, liana thompson, r graham carey, swallow & ariell ltd, melbourne and metropolitan tramways board, mmtb, general motors-holden, gmh, faram brothers hardware, bert turner, james mcnab, eli (dick) edwards, jacob edwards, vincent 'ben' edwards, claude butcher, leonard george 'dugga' beazley, bicycles, cable trams, mary mason, pat grainger, frederick william maskell, linking us together

From Ted Rohan's Station Pier kiosk, Thirst-AidColour postcard 'Empress of Australia', Tasmanian ferry liner, c 1980. (3 copies)transport - ferries, empress of australia

Photographed by Betty CROMB, who lived at corner of The Boulevard and Barak Road, after wetlands had been created by the cleanup of the BP site. Before the building of Beacon Cove.One of two colour photos Port Melbourne foreshore, taken and sent by Elizabeth CROMB: Beacon Cove site pre-development. City skyline in background. View toward inland beacon and temporary wetlands soon to become Beacon Cove (The supplementray file is a letter from the donor)natural environment, beacons, town planning, built environment, piers and wharves - station pier, piers and wharves - princes pier, transport - ferries, elizabeth cromb, beacon cove

Photographed by Betty Cromb, who lived at corner of The Boulevard and Barak Road; horses were often turned out here on their way to or from race meets on the Abel TasmanOne of two colour photos Port Melbourne foreshore, taken and sent by Elizabeth Cromb: Time when horses would come off the "Abel Tasman" from Tasmania from a race meeting.. Grazing on foreshore before returning home.natural environment, built environment, piers and wharves - station pier, livestock, transport - ferries, elizabeth cromb, horses

Colour photograph of leadlights from ferry 'Little Gem'transport - ferries, little gem

One of three photos taken by David Thompson the day/night that the old (Abel Tasman)and the new (Spirit of Tasmania) ferries were both laying at Station Pier 28 November 1993. See also 1270.01-.11Description in ink on backpiers and wharves - station pier, transport - ferries, spirit of tasmania, abel tasman

One of three photos taken by David Thompson the day/night that the old (Abel Tasman)and the new (Spirit of Tasmania) ferries were both laying at Station Pier 28 November 1993. See also 1270.01-.11Description in ink on backpiers and wharves - station pier, transport - ferries, spirit of tasmania, abel tasman

One of three photos taken by David Thompson the day/night that the old (Abel Tasman)and the new (Spirit of Tasmania) ferries were both laying at Station Pier 28 November 1993. See also 1270.01-.11Description in ink on backpiers and wharves - station pier, transport - ferries, spirit of tasmania, abel tasman

When Mayor Liana Thompson and husband David flew to Devonport and took part in the premier voyage of the new Bass Strait ferry 'Spirit of Tasmania', David took this picture (Ref item 1087, souvenirs of trip)One of 12 photos of the premier voyage of 'Spirit of Tasmania', Devonport to Port Melbourne 27 November 1993: 'Spirit' and 'Abel Tasman' at Devonporttransport - ferries, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, spirit of tasmania, abel tasman

When Mayor Liana Thompson and husband David flew to Devonport and took part in the premier voyage of the new Bass Strait ferry 'Spirit of Tasmania', David took this picture (Ref item 1087, souvenirs of trip)One of 12 photos of the premier voyage of 'Spirit of Tasmania', Devonport to Port Melbourne 27 November 1993: 'Abel Tasman' s last voyage, as seen from 'Spirit's' firsttransport - ferries, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, spirit of tasmania, abel tasman

When Mayor Liana Thompson and husband David flew to Devonport and took part in the premier voyage of the new Bass Strait ferry 'Spirit of Tasmania', David took this picture (Ref item 1087, souvenirs of trip)One of 12 photos of the premier voyage of 'Spirit of Tasmania', Devonport to Port Melbourne 27 November 1993: 'Abel Tasman' s last voyage, as seen from 'Spirit's' firsttransport - ferries, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, spirit of tasmania, abel tasman

When Mayor Liana Thompson and husband David flew to Devonport and took part in the premier voyage of the new Bass Strait ferry 'Spirit of Tasmania', David took this picture (Ref item 1087, souvenirs of trip)One of 12 photos of the premier voyage of 'Spirit of Tasmania', Devonport to Port Melbourne 27 November 1993: 'Abel Tasman' s last voyage, as seen from 'Spirit's' firsttransport - ferries, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, spirit of tasmania, abel tasman

When Mayor Liana Thompson and husband David flew to Devonport and took part in the premier voyage of the new Bass Strait ferry 'Spirit of Tasmania', David took this picture (Ref item 1087, souvenirs of trip)One of 12 photos of the premier voyage of 'Spirit of Tasmania', Devonport to Port Melbourne 27 November 1993: arrival at Port Melbourne; foreshoretransport - ferries, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, spirit of tasmania, abel tasman

When Mayor Liana Thompson and husband David flew to Devonport and took part in the premier voyage of the new Bass Strait ferry 'Spirit of Tasmania', David took this picture (Ref item 1087, souvenirs of trip)One of 12 photos of the premier voyage of 'Spirit of Tasmania', Devonport to Port Melbourne 27 November 1993: arrival at Port Melbourne; truck parktransport - ferries, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, spirit of tasmania, abel tasman

When Mayor Liana Thompson and husband David flew to Devonport and took part in the premier voyage of the new Bass Strait ferry 'Spirit of Tasmania', David took this picture (Ref item 1087, souvenirs of trip)One of 12 photos of the premier voyage of 'Spirit of Tasmania', Devonport to Port Melbourne 27 November 1993: arrival at Port Melbourne; approaching Station Piertransport - ferries, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, spirit of tasmania, abel tasman

When Mayor Liana Thompson and husband David flew to Devonport and took part in the premier voyage of the new Bass Strait ferry 'Spirit of Tasmania', David took this picture (Ref item 1087, souvenirs of trip)One of 12 photos of the premier voyage of 'Spirit of Tasmania', Devonport to Port Melbourne 27 November 1993: arrival at Port Melbourne; the welcometransport - ferries, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, spirit of tasmania, abel tasman

When Mayor Liana Thompson and husband David flew to Devonport and took part in the premier voyage of the new Bass Strait ferry 'Spirit of Tasmania', David took this picture (Ref item 1087, souvenirs of trip)One of 12 photos of the premier voyage of 'Spirit of Tasmania', Devonport to Port Melbourne 27 November 1993: view of 'Abel Tasman' in Port, from 'Spirit'transport - ferries, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, spirit of tasmania, abel tasman

When Mayor Liana Thompson and husband David flew to Devonport and took part in the premier voyage of the new Bass Strait ferry 'Spirit of Tasmania', David took this picture (Ref item 1087, souvenirs of trip)One of 12 photos of the premier voyage of 'Spirit of Tasmania', Devonport to Port Melbourne 27 November 1993: view of 'Abel Tasman' in Port, from 'Spirit'. This shows both ships.transport - ferries, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, spirit of tasmania, abel tasman

From the collection of Warren DOUBLEDAY. The short Road ferry ran between the end of Williamstown Road in Port Melbourne across the narrowest section of the Yarra River to the bottom of the Strand in Williamstown. The name came from it being the 'short road' between the two places. There was a type of ferry service in operation from around 1873 which was modernised in the 20th century to take cars and trucks across the river. It was operated by two heavy chains which sank to the river bed to allow ships to pass.A single trip 15 cent ticket for crossing the Yarra River from Williamstown on the Short Road Ferry. The off white ticket has two diagonal blue stripes and the number F 048261 printed on the side. transport - ferries, short road ferry, williamstown, transport - motor vehicles

From the collection of Warren DOUBLEDAY. The Short Road ferry ran between the end of Williamstown Road in Port Melbourne across the narrowest section of the Yarra River to the bottom of the Strand in Williamstown. The name came from it being the 'short road' between the two places. There was a type of ferry service in operation from around 1873 which was modernised in the 20th century to take cars and trucks across the river. It was operated by two heavy chains which sank to the river bed to allow ships to pass.A single trip 15 cent ticket for crossing the Yarra River from Williamstown on the Short Road Ferry. The off white ticket has two diagonal blue stripes and the number P016322 printed on the side. transport - ferries, short road ferry, williamstown, transport - motor vehicles

From the collection of Warren DOUBLEDAY. The Short Road ferry ran between the end of Williamstown Road in Port Melbourne across the narrowest section of the Yarra River to the bottom of the Strand in Williamstown. The name came from it being the 'short road' between the two places. There was a type of ferry service in operation from around 1873 which was modernised in the 20th century to take cars and trucks across the river. It was operated by two heavy chains which sank to the river bed to allow ships to pass.A single trip 20 cent ticket for crossing the Yarra River from Williamstown on the Short Road Ferry. The off white ticket has two diagonal blue stripes and the number C049655 printed on the side. On reverse side of ticket -" 8.25 pm trip. 7-1-74 (last East bound for day'"transport - ferries, short road ferry, williamstown, transport - motor vehicles

Left from 'Thirst-Aid' kiosk, Station Pier, when it closedUnused postcard featuring view of Spirit of Tasmania c1994transport - ferries, spirit of tasmania, tt-line co pty ltd

Left from 'Thirst-Aid' kiosk, Station Pier, when it closedUnused postcard featuring four views of Spirit of Tasmania c1994. (2 copies)transport - ferries, spirit of tasmania, tt-line co pty ltd

copied from a photograph held by the City of Port PhillipLaser copy of photograph of the Williamstown 'Short Road' ferry (punt) crossing the Yarra River from Newport to Port Melbourne's Williamstown Road.transport - ferries