From a group of 15 photographs of interior of Holy Trinity church, probably 1980s or 90s: View toward altar showing items 477 and 472-4religion - anglican (holy trinity)

From a group of 15 photographs of interior of Holy Trinity church, probably 1980s or 90s: View toward altarreligion - anglican (holy trinity)

From a group of 15 photographs of interior of Holy Trinity church, probably 1980s or 90s: side door, boy with carved panelsreligion - anglican (holy trinity)

From a group of 15 photographs of interior of Holy Trinity church, probably 1980s or 90s: tables with books and childreligion - anglican (holy trinity)

From a group of 15 photographs of interior of Holy Trinity church, probably 1980s or 90s: side altar, portion of item 477.02 at rightreligion - anglican (holy trinity)

From a group of 15 photographs of interior of Holy Trinity church, probably 1980s or 90s: chair, foot or kneeling stool, and lecternreligion - anglican (holy trinity)

From a group of 15 photographs of interior of Holy Trinity church, probably 1980s or 90s: chair, foot or kneeling stool, and lectern, with three plaques (ref 1119, 1137, 1121)religion - anglican (holy trinity)

From a group of 15 photographs of interior of Holy Trinity church, probably 1980s or 90s: Fincham & Sons organ pipesreligion - anglican (holy trinity)

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 by Jim Hillis prior to final sale of church, and donated to the PMH&PS. Society subsequently located a home for the windows with a church in Richmond, Vic.Photo of stained glass window to left of altar, "Glory to God in the Highest". from set of nine colour photos of vacated interior of Holy Trinity Churchreligion - anglican (holy trinity), jim hillis

Photos taken by Jim Hillis prior to final sale of church, and donated to the PMH&PS. Society subsequently located a home for the windows with a church in Richmond, Vic.Photo of stained glass window to right of altar, "Suffer little children to come unto me", from set of nine colour photos of vacated interior of Holy Trinity Churchreligion - anglican (holy trinity), jim hillis

Photos taken by Jim Hillis prior to final sale of church, and donated to the PMH&PS. Society subsequently located a home for the windows with a church in Richmond, Vic.Photo of stained glass window above altar, from set of nine colour photos of vacated interior of Holy Trinity Churchreligion - anglican (holy trinity), jim hillis

Photos taken by Jim Hillis prior to final sale of church, and donated to the PMH&PS. Society subsequently located a home for the windows with a church in Richmond, Vic.Photo of stained glass window above altar, with dedication plaque --- from set of nine colour photos of vacated interior of Holy Trinity Churchreligion - anglican (holy trinity), jim hillis

Photos taken by Jim Hillis prior to final sale of church, and donated to the PMH&PS. Society subsequently located a home for the windows with a church in Richmond, Vic.Photo of backlit stained glass window to left of altar: 'Glory to God in the Highest' --- from set of nine colour photos of vacated interior of Holy Trinity Churchreligion - anglican (holy trinity), jim hillis

Photos taken by Jim Hillis prior to final sale of church, and donated to the PMH&PS. Society subsequently located a home for the windows with a church in Richmond, Vic.Photo of backlit stained glass window to left of altar: 'Suffer little children to come unto me' -- from set of nine colour photos of vacated interior of Holy Trinity Churchreligion - anglican (holy trinity), jim hillis

Photos taken by Jim Hillis prior to final sale of church, and donated to the PMH&PS. Photo of interior, view to entrance, west -- from set of nine colour photos of vacated interior of Holy Trinity Churchreligion - anglican (holy trinity), jim hillis

Photos taken by Jim Hillis prior to final sale of church, and donated to the PMH&PS. Photo of interior, view to altar, east -- from set of nine colour photos of vacated interior of Holy Trinity Churchreligion - anglican (holy trinity), jim hillis

Photos taken by Jim Hillis prior to final sale of church, and donated to the PMH&PS. Jim subsequently located a home for the organ with the Organ Society of New South WalesPhoto of National Trust listed Fincham & Sons organ -- from set of nine colour photos of vacated interior of Holy Trinity Churchreligion - anglican (holy trinity)

Original photo of confirmation class from Holy Trinity Anglican, with Reverend Nicholls and eleven youngsters, mid 1940sStamped in red on back; 'Lorraine Studios, 159 Bay Street, Port Melbourne SC7 Phone MX 2763' Plus some names in pencilreligion - anglican (holy trinity), bob orr, graham dunn, herbert william george nichols, les plumridge, lorraine nunn, norma bragg, ivy higginbottom, joan (or norma?) bradshaw, gwenda smith, shirley smith

Lasercopy of photo loaned by Doug McKenzie: Holy Trinity Choir in the early 1940s, 23 members wearing their choir robes, gathered in front of the churchreligion - anglican (holy trinity), joyce bennett mckenzie

Original set of three photographs of Holy Trinity Church in Port Melbourne and one of sketch of original tent; mounted on large, grey card, hand-lettered and decorated for the church's Diamond Jubilee in 1915'Holy Trinity Church, Port Melbourne' handlettered in Gold and White at head of picture, 'Diamond Jubilee, Dec.1915' at bottom. In centre: '1853-1855' and '1855-1898'religion - anglican (holy trinity)

Damaged/darkened photos in original 1915 Jubilee display were copied by archival photographer in 1997 (through Scriptorium)Sepia copy of sketch from original set of four photographs mounted for Holy Trinity's Diamond Jubilee in 1915 - tent on the site of the Church of England 1853religion - anglican (holy trinity)

Damaged/darkened photos in original 1915 Jubilee display were copied by archival photographer in 1997 (through Scriptorium)Sepia copy of sketch from original set of four photographs mounted for Holy Trinity's Diamond Jubilee in 1915 - tent on the site of the Church of England 1853religion - anglican (holy trinity)

Damaged/darkened photos in original 1915 Jubilee display were copied by archival photographer in 1997 (through Scriptorium)Sepia copy of photo from original set of four photographs mounted for Holy Trinity's Diamond Jubilee in 1915 - original iron church,1855religion - anglican (holy trinity)

Damaged/darkened photos in original 1915 Jubilee display were copied by archival photographer in 1997 (through Scriptorium)Sepia copy of photo from original set of four photographs mounted for Holy Trinity's Diamond Jubilee in 1915 - interior of 1913 churchreligion - anglican (holy trinity), built environment

Damaged/darkened photos in original 1915 Jubilee display were copied by archival photographer in 1997 (through Scriptorium)Sepia copy of photo from original set of four photographs mounted for Holy Trinity's Diamond Jubilee in 1915 - interior of 1913 churchreligion - anglican (holy trinity)

Damaged/darkened photos in original 1915 Jubilee display were copied by archival photographer in 1997 (through Scriptorium)Sepia copy of photo from original set of four photographs mounted for Holy Trinity's Diamond Jubilee in 1915 - exterior of 1913 churchreligion - anglican (holy trinity)

Damaged/darkened photos in original 1915 Jubilee display were copied by archival photographer in 1997 (through Scriptorium)Sepia copy of photo from original set of four photographs mounted for Holy Trinity's Diamond Jubilee in 1915 - exterior of 1913 churchreligion - anglican (holy trinity)

Shot by Ann Gibson and others on the day of 160 year commemorative "tent service"Photgraphs related to celebrations of 160 years of Holy Trinity, 2014. All photographs taken day of "tent service" April 6, 2014 .01 & .02 - View of "church" and tent .03 - tent and sign as seen from footpath .04 - view of noticeboard .05 - John May and Pat Grainger .06 & .07 Interior of tent .08 - close-up on handwritten tent sign .09 - Rev Noel Whale conducting tent service .10 - congregation at tent servicereligion - anglican (holy trinity), celebrations fetes and exhibitions, rev noel whale, congregation

Newspaper article giving an overview of the year at Holy Trinity Church - year not stated - An overview of the annual meeting for the Holy Trinity Churchreligion - anglican (holy trinity), societies clubs unions and other organisations, donald arthur langford, j p skene, mrs g west, paul maybrick, kenneth letts, brian audsley, f york, j g farrow, joan short, w rose, b sidwell, s stockdale, m campbell, bay street, f a w 'skip' short