Retrieved from the files of the former MCD Manager at Portland Visitor Information CentreFoolscap size Certificate of Survey for "Lewis", No 165, dated 5th April 1968 entitling "Lewis" to operate within the limits of the Port of Portland until 7th Feb 1969. Embossed with the seal of the Marine Board of Victoria.

Photo of Opening of deep water pier 13 February 1902Black and white photo showing a crowd of people on the pier, looking back to shore. A ribbon is positioned across the width of the pier, with another group of people on the shore side of it. Soldiers lined up on the sea-side of ribbon. Pier decked out with bunting. Photo glued on grey board.Front: VANDA STUDIO, stamped in RH bottom corner. Back: EOC Cameron, Red Biroport of portland

The case was provided by the Sullivan family in memory of John Loring Sullivan who was lost at sea on 30.11.1934.Circular ring, white and red painted canvas on buoyant material perhaps cork. "Coramba' and PORT FAIRY lettered in black. A rope loop fastened in 4 places around the edge of the buoy. The buoy hangs in a glass fronted clear finish timber case, stands vertically on 2 timber footings. The 2 hanging brackets are made form stainless steel. Memorial plaque in centre of case.Front: 'Coramba' 'Port Fairy' Back: -lifesaving, marine, maritime history

Port Fairy Historical SocietyNo details supplied.

UnknownFramed collection of black and white photographs in brown timber frame, under glass. 1. Lighthouse and staff building - Battery point; 2. Official opening - Ocean Pier; 3. Official opening - Ocean Pier, cutting the ribbon; 4. Henty's House (101 Bentick St); 5. Lighthouse - Battery Point; 6. Lighthouse quarters, Battery Point; 7. View from London Hotel of Henty Piers; 8. Portland early 1860s from Whalers Point; 9 & 10. First piles being driven for the ocean pier.Front: Lighthouse and staff building - Battery point/ Official opening - Ocean Pier/ Official opening - Ocean Pier, cutting the ribbon/ Henty's House (101 Bentick St)/ Lighthouse - Battery Point/ Lighthouse quarters, Battery Point/ View from London Hotel of Henty Piers/ Portland early 1860s from Whalers Point/ First piles being driven for the ocean pier. Back: (no inscriptions)port of portland

Port of Portland Authority Believed to be one of the items transferred to City of Portland from Port of Portland Authority late in 1997. There is no apparent evidence that this item has formally come under the responsibility of Glenelg Shire Council, although through practice, and community expectation, Glenelg Shire Council has assumed responsibility for its care and maintenance. Efforts to identify its status are continuing.Maritime jetty crane consisting of cast iron gears and housing, struts, supports, pulleys and timber masts. The metal work has been coated in gren paint, the timber mast in white paint.jetty cranes, crane, portland harbour, cargo

From the Port of Portland AuthorityLead breast weight (circular) with bronze fitting and lifting rope.dibing, port of portland, maritime, marine

From the Port of Portland AuthorityShoulder pad used to protect shoulders of diver against weight of helmet. Oval in shape, cotton fabric, possible padded with horsehair. Four cloth tie straps.diving, maritime, protective gear, marine, port of portland

Port of Portland AuthorityDiver's lead breast weight (circular) with bronze fittings and lifting ropediving weight, diving, port of portland authority archives, maritime, marine

19/04/2000Canvas covered ring of bouyant material (possibly cork), painted white and red. Rope loop fastened to back of ring. Mounted in glass fronted wooden case mounted on timber footings. Small memorial plaque in centre of back board of case.Front: On upper section of ring "Coramba", on lower section "Port Fairy"

From the Port of Portland AuthorityDiver's lead breast weight (circular) with two attachment ropes at top, at bottom and a lifting rope in centre of weightdiving weight, diving, maritime, marine, port of portland authority archives

K.S. Anderson CollectionNewspaper clippings - K.S. Anderson on threat of Melbourne to Port of Portland Port Authority; Port traffic sets another record; 1964 Portland's Year of Achievement.k s anderson collection

K.S. Anderson Collectiona) 3 Page handwritten letter on lined paper from Pat Hughes to K.S. Anderson. b) March/April 1986 copy of 'Victorian Ports Log', 8 page Newsletter published for Victoria's port workers.k s anderson, documents, archive

City of Portland. The Portland Lifeboat was used in the rescue of survivors from the Admella shipwreck. It is also unique in its design having been based on a winning design from the RNLI in the UK and then adapted for Australian conditions. The Lifeboat is registered on the Victorian State Heritage Register.Wooden boat and cradle. Blue gunwales, rowers seats, and canvas buoyancy covers, white hull, grey under water line. White topsides. Boat supported by chine stringer port and starboard held by 4 steel props. Keel rests on cradle.Front: - Back: -portland lifeboat, admella, victorian state heritage register

Black and white photo postcard of the MV 'Port Launceston' at the Long Pier, Portland Harbour, Rose Series DeLuxeFront: 'THE ROSE SERIES P 10163 MV PORT LAUNCESTON AT THE LONG PIER PORTLAND HARBOUR VICportland harbour, postcard, port launceston mv

RACV road map, Warrnambool District, Port Fairy to Lorne. Large coloured map of Warrnambool District. Small maps of Apollo Bay, Colac, Camperdown, Tower Hill and Warrnambool. When folded, black and white photo on cover of 12 Apostlesracv, road touring, road map, victoria

RACV road map, Portland district, Port MacDonnell to Warrnambool. Large coloured map of Portland District, small maps of Portland, Mt Gambier, Hamilton, Mount Eccles National Park, Coonawarra Wineries. When folded, black and white phot of child fishing on jetty on Moyne River, Port Fairy on coverroad touring, racv, map

Printed leaflet of 'Amended Laws', outlining the changes to Laws 40 A and 41, which were made at the AGM, Port Fairy, 22 Jan 1903. Printed both sides

Full colour brochure for Port of Portland, contains Port information and trade statistics 1978 - 1990

White cardboard bi-fold brochure with red print. Port of Portland information and trade statistics 1983-88

1981 'Back to' Portland souvenir program. 12 pages, cardboard cover, white; image of the landing of the Hentys at Portland. Back cover - aerial photo of the port.portland, 1981, 1980s

City of Portland Collection|Kurtze Museum|19/4/2000. The lifebuoy came from the S S Casino. A popular cargo ship, the Casino was a regular sight on the Moyne river and along the coast. The ship was an integral part of coastal life until she was shipwrecked in the 1930's, and objects from the Casino can now be found in collections from across the region.S S CasinoCanvas covered ring of bouyant material (possibly cork), with rope loop fixed to 4 ponts on the outside edge. Inscription "S.S. CASINO" centre top, "PORT FAIRY" at centre bottom, a flag painted centre left and centre right.Front: Centre top "S. S. CASINO"|Centre bottom "PORT FAIRY"|flag on centre left and centre rightss casino, port fairy, cargo ship, lifebuoy

Corporate tie, Port of Portland Authority, maroon, narrow light blue and yellow diagonal stripe below Port of Portland Authority logo.

Hardcover book, navy blue, limited edition No. 5582. Silver print on spine. Photo of Flinders St. station with book title, border royal blue and silver, attached to front cover. Navy blue heavy card box with burgundy ribbon.

Found on Admella wreck by an Abalone Diver some time ago, perhaps 10 years. Has been in donors shed since.Cream colour ceramic bottle, flat bottom, 2 off.Front: Port Dundas (at base) (unclear, some markings below this but can't make out) Back: -

Contemporary postcard of Victorian lightbouses. 4 rectangular and one oval full coloured photos of lighthouses at Point Lonsdale, Aireys Inlet, Cape Nelson, Port Fairy and Cape Otway. 'Lighthouses Great Ocean Road, Victoria Australia' in white on black, bottom margin. Travellers notes logo on right.

Clear glass port glass, trophy. Gold rim on top, Casterton Bowling Club logo in gold.

Minutes of Annual Meeting of the AOF, held at Oddfellows' Hall, Port Fairy on Thursday Jan 23 1908. 10 pages, white paper, black print

The Portland Observer for Thursday 17 November 1960. Mostly stories, photos, articles about Port of Portland and the opening of Portland Harbour on Sat. 19 Nov. 1960.