Four page article from "Good Weekend" - 10.01.1986. First two pages cover Farrell Street, Port Melbourne. Coloured picture of West Side of street and inhabitantsbuilt environment - domestic, emily lock, june sutcliffe, graeme sutcliffe, kylie sutcliffe, kate sutcliffe, michael gutch, judy gutch

DVD. Bendigo Underworld. Gold was unearthed in Bendigo Creek during October of 1851. Gold was discovered not by men, but by women. These two women were Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Farrell.

Faded original photograph removed from framed presentation made in 1904 by Farrell Street Primitive Methodist Sunday School (item 1213): A.H. BAKER, Sunday School Superintendant Name pencilled on backreligion - primitive methodist church, education - sunday schools, arthur henry baker

One of a series assembled for the Melbourne Exhibition of 1873, original mount hanging in Engineering Department at Port Melbourne Town Hall at 19-9-1994. This set of prints belonged to Town Clerk Syd ANDERSON, then to his daughter-in-law Phyllis ANDERSON (donor). Accompanied by list of captions, both hand written and typed (the latter a partial listing). View from pedestrian bridge over railway, looking southeast over 'ornamental' Railway Reserve, 1870s. Probably taken from footbridge just north of Raglan Street; open space is believed to be swamp drainage area between Raglan and Spring Street. (Location usually attributed to Farrell Street - i.e. taken from footbridge at Bridge and Station, but this proves unlikely as there had been no construction on the swamp between Bridge and Farrell until later.)"P. Anderson" ink, on back:"10" ballpoint, on upper left face of phototransport - railways, built environment, parks and gardens, sydney sims anderson, town clerks, railway reserve, station street

Faded original photograph removed from framed presentation made in 1904 by Farrell Street Primitive Methodist Sunday School (item 1213): L.J. Holland, Hon. Secretary of Sunday SchoolName pencilled on backreligion - primitive methodist church, education - sunday schools, l j holland

Faded original photograph removed from framed presentation made in 1904 by Farrell Street Primitive Methodist Sunday School (item 1213): S. Thornton, Conductor, to whom the presentation was madeName pencilled on backreligion - primitive methodist church, education - sunday schools, s thornton

Photographed around the neighbourhood in the early 1990s.One of three panoramic colour photos taken in the 1990s View of Stokes St homes between Farrell and Liardet Streets prior to demolition in the 1990s. Nott St School is in background on left.built environment - domestic, stokes street

Recording of the oral history of Emily LOCK discussing Eleanor HOPKINS and the Methodist Church and kindergarten in Graham St. Recorded by Pat GRAINGER at Emily's home in Farrell St. Recording duration 28:05religion - wesleyan methodist church, education - kindergartens, emily lock, eleanor hopkins

Faded original photograph removed from framed presentation made in 1904 by Farrell Street Primitive Methodist Sunday School (item 1213): Staff of Sunday School 1904 (Man on far left thought to be Mr. Cathie)Note on Mr Cathie on backreligion - primitive methodist church, education - sunday schools, mr cathie

Description: ISBN: AR-000120 Date: August 1977 Author: W. J. Pollock & A. J. Farrell Publisher: DSTO Pages: 20 Binding: Permanent/Soft Level of Importance: National.

Meredith TURNBULL photographed this series in 1996 to record the rapidly changing streetscape, which had already had a number of old houses replaced by concrete two-storey structures under the State government's urban consolidation policyFrom a series of 70 colour photos recording all buildings in Evans Street from Graham Street overpass to Ingles Street, as photographed from the railway reservation, by Meredith TURNBULL in December 1996 - Farrell Street West and Gloucester House (once home of Wm PROHASKY)House numbers noted on backbuilt environment - domestic, meredith turnbull, william henry prohasky

Large, framed presentation made in 1904 by Farrell Street Methodist Sunday School to Mr S. THORNTON, Conductor, in appreciation of his years of service. Features group photo of staff and individual portraits of Thornton and two others, badly faded. Originals have been replaced by copies.religion - primitive methodist church, education - sunday schools, s thornton, l j holland, arthur henry baker