PMH&PS were consulted via email on various elements of this publication by the author in New Zealand, who had possession of many 19th century images of the area. Member Ann Smallpage was consulted, and featured on spread 24-25.'Port Melbourne', a small paperback textbook of 32pp, produced in New Zealand 2002 for nine year olds in Australian Schools. Title in red over photographic coverpiers and wharves, industry, transport - shipping, architecture, ann smallpage, swallow & ariell ltd

Colour photograph of the partial demolition for rebuilding work to the old Bakery building, corner Liardet and Princes Streets, Port Melbournebuilt environment - domestic

Black and white photographic copy of PMA photo of construction of Station Pier over the old Railway Pier 1927transport - shipping, piers and wharves - station pier

Black and white photographic copy of PMA photo of construction of Station Pier over the old Railway Pier 1927transport - shipping, piers and wharves - station pier

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

Photographic competition organised 1999 by PMH&PS and developer John Sheridan of Sheridan Property at suggestion of Cllr David Brand when plans for demolition were approved by Council'Old Sugar Shed 8.15am winter' black and white copy of photograph of Sugar Shed, corner Rouse and Johnston Street: Equal first prizewinner in photo competition, by Rob Faulkner (original with City of Port Phillip)industry, manufacturing, sugar shed, joshua brothers distillery

Photographic competition organised 1999 by PMH&PS and developer John Sheridan of Sheridan Property at suggestion of Cr David Brand when plans for demolition were approved by CouncilFile of entry documents for Old Sugar Shed photographic competition held jointly by PMH&PS and John Sheridan May 1999; in manilla envelopeindustry, manufacturing, arts and entertainment - visual arts, sugar shed

These papers were originally in a hidden compartment of the large timber Nott Street School Honor Board, now in the foyer of Port Melbourne Town Hall. This Board was originally located in the Infant School building. During the 1970s, Cr. Perce WHITE had been Chairman of the School Committee and had been aware of the "secret" compartment and its contents. In the early 1990s, Perce obtained the support of Port Melbourne City Council in recognising the necessity of ensuring that the Board and it's contents were protected for posterity. Accordingly, when the school closed in 1993. it was arranged with the Education Department for it to be transferred to Port Melbourne Town Hall. In 1994, existing councils, including Port Melbourne, were abolished and a new City of Port Phillip was created. Concerned about the fate of these documents under the administration of Commissioners, Perce removed these documents and kept them in a safe place, eventually handing them over to the Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society in 2004..03 - Brown paper covered (23 x 18) temporary Honour (Honor) Roll of Nott St Old Boys, 1914-19.war - world war i, nott street state school, education - primary schools

This section of timber was cut from a large quantity of the abandoned timber outfall drain during reconstruction by Melbourne Water. Made available to the PMH&PS by Paul Balassone.Section of timber cut from part of the old abandoned timber outfall drain at Esplanade East during reconstruction 2004engineering - canals and drainage, melbourne water

Used in infant grades to enhance the learning of nursery rhymes as well as to encourage children to examine a picture and talk about what they saw. The nursery rhymes illustrated are from the Gateway Series 1 & 2 - Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star: Polly put the Kettle on; Baa Baa Black Sheep; Queen of Hearts; Humpty Dumpty; Jack & Jill; There was a Crooked Man; Sing a song of Sixpence; There was an old Woman who lived in a Shoe; Old Mother Hubbard; Hot Cross Buns; Do you Know the Muffin Man, Pat a Cake; There was an old Woman tossed up in a Basket; Ride a Cock Horse; I saw a Ship go Sailing By; Curly Locks; Higgeldy Piggeldy;Diddle Diddle Dumping; Monday's Child: Little Tommy Tucker; Oranges & Lemons; Ding Dong Bell; Wee Willie Winkie; Old King Cole; Please to remember the 5th of November; Georgie Porgie; Three Little Mice sat down to Spin; The Man in the Moon; A Farmer went a Trotting..Large pale green folder containing 31 coloured nursery rhyme pictures.education - primary schools, state school 1427 nott street, gateway series nursery rhymes

Port Melbourne Football Club produced this jumper for the Frank Johnson Heritage Day VFL round 11 clash with old rivals Williamstown at North Port Oval, Sunday 27 June 2021. The jumper is a tribute to PMFC legend Frank JOHNSON Snr and the history of club. In 2007 Frank Johnson became the first VFL/VFA player to be inducted into the Australian Football League (AFL) Hall of Fame. The jumper also includes the names of the PMFC Team of the Century on the front and the years of the 17 club premierships on the back. Since 2019 the winner of the Port Melbourne vs Williamstown clash has been awarded the Johnson-Callahan Cup, named in honour JOHNSON and Williamstown legend, Gerry CALLAHAN. Port Melbourne 6.14 (50) were defeated by Williamstown 12.15 (87). During the following weeks the match-worn jumpers were sold via online auction and PMHPS secured No 31 worn by Nick STATHOPOULOS during the game. Port Melbourne Football Club heritage red & blue sleeveless jumper. Team of the Century names listed in central red panel and significant achievements of Captain Frank JOHNSON Snr listed in blue side panel. Number 31 in white on blue panel. Large number 31 on the back. Bottom of jumper back has 17 images of Premiership Cups from 1897 to 2017.sport - australian rules football, port melbourne football club, frank johnson snr, nick stathopoulos

Temporary negative mould made to cast a metal stereotype used for printing.A Flong created by Riall Bros Printers for a 'Cash Sale' form' J E Earl Pty Ltd, Port Melbourne.Old Mal - there is another Riallriall brothers pty ltd, business and traders - printers, j e earl pty ltd

Recollections of Jack CHUMBLEY of life in Port Melbourne include two-up games, training horses on Sandridge Beach and the introduction of buses to replace the cable trams. A4 copy of newspaper article from the Emerald Hill, Sandridge & St Kilda Times In pencil on top left - Jack knows where the trotting track & 2 up game would be on the map (Terry's dad)jack chumbley

Recollections of Bob WlLSON of life in Port Melbourne include two-up games, training horses on Sandridge Beach and when there were dairy farms still in the area.A4 copy of newspaper article from the Emerald Hill, Sandridge & St Kilda Times bob wilson