Early plan drawing of PortlandHand-drawn plan on paper, glued on linen backing. Plan shows layout of properties and a lagoon. Hand-tinted in colour. Names of property owners written on lots.plan, map, town, portland

From the Victorian Heritage Register: The foundation stone of the original Portland Town Hall was laid by William Learmonth on 21st September, 1863 following a competition and subsequent public controversy over the permitted entry of architect John Barrow. The conservative classical design of municipal surveyor Alexander Ross was preferred and this axially planned design with central council chamber and side offices fronted by a fine axed pedimented gable entablature of basalt and Tuscan Doric pilasters was completed by 24th may 1864. The old Town Hall is one of a distinguished group of public buildings in Portland and an interesting example of conservative classical architecture of the first years of settlement in western Victoria. The basalt structure was partially erected of stone from the Portland stockade and has significant historical associations with local Government administration in the district. The Town Hall is the most impressive work of Alexander Ross, a surveyor architect whose career remains largely undocumented. The old Town Hall at Portland has been discreetly extended at the rear to provide additional meeting room accommodation. The premises are no longer used for local government administration.A4 sized certificate demonstrating Portland Town Hall's special significance to the state of Victoria & inclusion on the Historic Building Register. Singed by Robert Maclellan, Minister for planning & Historic Buildings Council Chairperson. Red seal attached, bottom right.portland town hall, history house, heritage register, historic buildings, certificate

Wooden pattern for mould for boat fitting. Half cylinder with rectangular section attached on angle, Smaller ½ cylinder each end. Holes on underside, to attach to other half of pattern piece. Painted brown, underside unpainted.

Portland Sewerage Authority Plan of Drainage for Mrs M Campbellcampbell family records

Wooden pattern for mould for boat fitting. Diamond shaped base, with rounded ends, disc attached to centre of base; cylinder attached to centre of disc; unpainted.Back: '1 OFF Brass' - blue biro

The Star Theatre opened on 7th November 1925, with 991 seats located in orchestra and balcony levels. It was rebuilt to the plans of architect Geoffrey S. Richards, opening of 27th October 1937. In 2011, there was a small Star Cinema operating in the former balcony area. The main orchestra floor has been in use as a plumbers merchants, but is unused. The Star Cinema was closed in 2015 and is now in use as a church.Glass slide, advertising, shown at Star Theatre, Portland. Image painted on one glass slide, then another plain glass slide fixed over imagestar theatre, cinema, portland, photography, advertising

The Steam Packet Inn is the second oldest building in Portland. It was licensed to an ex convict from Van Diemens Land (Tasmania) in 1841. Later became a police barracks. It is a heritage listed buildingYellow card, tri-fold brochure, containing history of Steam Packet Inn, Bentinck St. Portland. Photo of steam Packet Inn on front of brochure, floor plans on the back.steam packet inn, bentinck street, portland

Wooden pattern for mould for boat fitting. Rectangular, one curved long edge, one straight. Two buttress shaped 'legs' attached to underside, reaching from shaped to straight side, then extending at right angles. Two small cylidners of differing diameters, attached to underside, one a top the other. Painted yellow/orange.

Wooden pattern for mould for boat fitting. Hollow cylinder attached to curved piece, white tapers at other end. Section of shaped wood attached to either side of curved section. Painted white on top, sides and underside unpainted.

Photocopy of sale/rigging plan of S.S Admella scale 1:48. Photocopy on parchment style paper. Plan used by 'float-a-boat' model markers for the construction of the Admella model acquired by Grant District council.admella, portland lifeboat, 150th anniversary

Small booklet, a guide for brides, grooms and others involved in wedding planning. Grey card cover, red and navy print.

Port of Portland Authority Archives

Port of Portland Authority Archivesport of portland archives, portland harbour

Port of Portland Authority Archivesport of portland archives, port kembla harbour

Port of Portland Authority Archivesport of portland archives

Port of Portland Authority Archivesport of portland archives

Black and white photocopy of an old plan of a subdivision at Cape Bridgewater. Two halves joined together with sellotape. Black texta numbers on some of the lots 1 - 28Front: 'OLD MAP' handwritten, top edgeplan, town planning, cape bridgewater

Two photocopies of a letter from Vanda Savill to Frances Hall, Historic Buildings Council, Department of Planning and Housing.historic buildings, heywood, vanda savill

Plan of Portland, compiled and drawn by T.E.C. Henry, Assistant Surveyor, Nov. 1893

Handwritten letter from Tom Elliott to Betty Vivian, re Portland Battery - 2 foolscap pages plus plan of battery and description from the 'Portland Guardian, 5 AUG 1889, of building of battery

Foolscap size flyer, yellow, burgundy print. Information for visitors to 'Maretimo' Portland, including floor plan of building

Two identical photocopies of old plan of subdivision at Cape Bridgewater

Black and white photocopy of an old plan of a subdivision at Cape Bridgewater. In two halves, not joined together. Black texta numbers on some of the lots 1 - 28town planning, residential, cape bridgewater

Letter to vanda Savill, from Ray Tonkin, director, Historic Buildings Council, Department of Planning and Housing.vanda savill, heywood, historic building