225 Princes Street was sold and demolished after its owner, Ted Young, was brutally murdered there (multiple stabbing). Police thought they knew who did it but had no evidence. Wall of Milk Bar across Princes Street was subsequently demolished.One of three colour photos of 225 Princes Street following demolition (2000?): .02 View from 70 Station Street through to Princes Street and back wall of Milk Bar before demolition.Some notes in pencilbuilt environment - domestic, demolitions, crimes and misdemeanours, edward (ted) young

225 Princes Street was sold and demolished after its owner, Ted Young, was brutally murdered there (multiple stabbing). Police thought they knew who did it but had no evidence. Wall of Milk Bar across Princes Street was subsequently demolished.One of three colour photos of 225 Princes Street following demolition (2000?): .03 Higher view from 70 Station Street through to Princes Street and back wall of Milk Bar at Liardet and Princes before demolition.of the wallSome notes in pencilbuilt environment - domestic, demolitions, crimes and misdemeanours, edward (ted) young

Colour photo taken on Williamstown Road showing Malcolm Moore's factory in the process of demolitionpiers and wharves - miscellaneous, built environment - commercial, built environment - industrial, malcolm moore ltd, north wharf, south wharf

Photo taken by Sue MUNDAY just prior to demolition. She worked at Port Melbourne library.B&W photo of Senior Citizens Centre, formerly Temperance Hall. Close-up view.local government - city of port melbourne, built environment - civic, senior citizens centre, sue munday, port melbourne temperance hall, liardet street

The tree was chopped down December 1999 in spite of local opposition, to make way for a planned development of the church hall. The application was refused by Port Phillip Council but approved by VCAT in a contentious decision. There was conflicting advice about the health of this tree which at that time enjoyed no protection under the planning scheme. Local landscape architect, Ray PICKFORD, landscape architect and owner (at that time) of Morley's house at cnr Farrell and Nott St, was so distressed by this action that he stripped in an attempt to generate media attention. Subsequently, ward councillor Julian HILL purchased a portion of the timber from a wood recycler and it was re-made into timber benches for the refurbished Port Melbourne Library.Portion of branch from Port Jackson fig located in the grounds of the Holy Trintiy Church Hall, demolished December 1999 (Ref 1421)religion - anglican (holy trinity), built environment, demolitions

Photos taken prior to moving offices from 1920s building to renovated factory around the cornerColour photo former Electrine Candle factory in Woodruff Street, structure to left under demolition; factory to be converted as new Unichema officesbuilt environment - commercial, business and traders - soaps/candles, david thompson

Photos taken prior to moving offices from 1920s building to renovated factory around the cornerColour photo former Electrine Candle factory in Woodruff Street, structure to left under demolition; factory to be converted as new Unichema officesbuilt environment - commercial, business and traders - soaps/candles, david thompson

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Mission demolished October 1995; neighbour Jim Hillis photographed the processOne of 24 colour photos of demolition of the Missions to Seamen building October 1995missions to seamen, demolitions, built environment

Photographed by National Trust after May 1994 fire in chaplain's quarters. Damage contributed to the government's argument for demolition of the buildingFrom album of photos mostly by Alison Kelly: Port Melbourne Missions to Seamen, exterior of chapel following 1994 fire (National Trust photo)missions to seamen, built environment, crimes and misdemeanours, fire and fire services