COPYRIGHT APPLIES DVD which includes footage of Swallow and Ariell workers in March 1905.built environment - industrial, industry - food, swallow & ariell ltd

From a group of maps and plans not required by the Port Melbourne Council Engineering Department in May 1994 and offered at that time to the Port Melbourne Historical Society.Plan of water cart used in road construction including 4 diagrams and scales: signed by Borough Surveyor, Nov 21 1870.built environment - civic, engineering, engineering department - borough of sandridge

Plan of Heath, Bridge, North and South Spring Streets 1868 showing Bay St, Raglan St,Spring St, and Nott St, labelled. Spring St North, Spring St South, Bridge St and Heath St unlabelled; and transverse sections of the streets with measurements.Signed "Peter Mackey, Nicholas Mackey 16/5/68" Other names have been crossed out with pencil.built environment - civic, engineering department - borough of sandridge, engineering - roads streets lanes and footpaths, heath street, bridge street, borough of sandridge

Photographs taken by Oswald Barnett - housing campaigner. Digitised by Connections Uniting Care and donated to PMHPS.CD Rom of photographs taken in Port Melbourne and South Melbourne by Oswald Burnett circa 1930s. the photographs show housing conditions at the time and new housing.built environment - domestic, domestic life, oswald barnett, uniting care, church steet

Plans were brought to us by CBA employee Steve Tserkezidis CD with items below. From series of State Bankhouse plans and elevations of types 1 - 8. A1 copies (.01) 1937 (stamp). (.02) 1928. (.03) 1937. (.04) 1937. (.05) no date. (.06) 1928. (.07) 1937. (.08) 1938. From plans accompanying bank House plans .01 to .08; (.09) MMBW plan showing bank properties (.10) Bank house plan: sections through walls. (.11) "Fishermans bend group" plan of properties (.12) Bank House plan of Pier Foundationgarden city, built environment - domestic, state savings bank of victoria, bank houses

'Port of Call' - Presentation by Talbot and Leslie Hill for AIGS meeting at Box Hill, 8.10.1997, listing a heritage walk devised by Talbot and Les.built environment, education, talbot hill, leslie hill, wilbraham frederick evelyn liardet, wfe liardet, william wedge darke, robert hoddle, heritage walk

Photograph was donated to the Society by the photographer Alison KELLY. c1990. It 'duplicates' the 1870s photograph of the same view with Morley's cart.Colour photograph taken at the intersection of Bay and Beach Street Port Melbourne, looking up Bay Street toward the city.built environment, alison kelly, bay street

Copy of B&W snapshot of Lagoon c1905, from Western Jetty looking towards Rouse Street Bridge (Gas works in background)On rear: 'D Beazley photo collection Neg No PM004/5'sandridge lagoon, built environment

Photographed by Peter Libbis 28.3.1997One of two record photos of cornerstone still in situ 1997 in Fox Hay building (i.e. original Seamen's Institute). Laid 22 March 1915 beside chapel entrance in Nott Street.(date and developer's stamp on back)built environment, missions to seamen, randal j alcock

Photographed by Peter Libbis 28.3.1997One of two record photos of cornerstone still in situ 1997 in Fox Hay building (i.e. original Seamen's Institute). Laid 22 March 1915 beside chapel entrance in Nott Street.(date and developer's stamp on back)built environment, missions to seamen, randal j alcock

Peter LIbbis shot this when the builidng had been put up for sale after area was rezoned. Building once associated with sugar industry and Joshua Bros distillery near by.One of three photos of the 'old tin shed', sugar warehouse at northwest corner Rouse and Johnston, January 1998: exteriorPrinter's imprint on back; dated frontbuilt environment - industrial

Peter LIbbis shot this when the builidng had been put up for sale after area was rezoned. Building once associated with sugar industry and Joshua Bros distillery near by.One of three photos of the 'old tin shed', sugar warehouse at northwest corner Rouse and Johnston, January 1998: exteriorPrinter's imprint on back; dated front; 'Rouse Str. North side cnr Rouse and Johnson Sts' in marker pen on backbuilt environment - industrial

Peter LIbbis shot this when the builidng had been put up for sale after area was rezoned. Building once associated with sugar industry and Joshua Bros distillery near by.One of three photos of the 'old tin shed', sugar warehouse at northwest corner Rouse and Johnston, January 1998: exteriorPrinter's imprint on back; dated front; 'Rouse Str. North side cnr Rouse and Johnson Sts' in marker pen on backbuilt environment - industrial

Taken by Alison Kelly during the demolition years for 'Bayside' developmentColour photograph of Centenary Bridge stairway (west, beach side) through the gap under the bridge can be seen what remains of the Port Melbourne railway shunting yard. Mounted on grey paper.centenary bridge, built environment - civic, transport, alison kelly

Made by Alec Babos, former coordinator of Port 'n' South Living and Learning Centre. Removed and donated to Society in December 1997 on closing of Centre due to lack of fundingOne of two signboards from front fence of Baptist church hall 82 Ross Street: 'Port 'n' South' (yellow, carved lettering on green board)built environment - civic, education - adult, port 'n' south living and learning centre, alec babos

Made by Alec Babos, former coordinator of Port 'n' South Living and Learning Centre. Removed and donated to Society in December 1997 on closing of Centre due to lack of fundingOne of two signboards from front fence of Baptist church hall 82 Ross Street: 'Living and Learning Centre' (yellow, carved lettering on green board)built environment - civic, education - adult, port 'n' south living and learning centre, alec babos

David THOMPSON photographed the cafeteria in 1997 by arrangement with member Wendy MORRIS archivist for GMH.From a series of black and white photos of GMH Cafeteria ('Social Centre') by David Thompson:(Entrance foyer labelled 'Social Centre' is a late addition.) Facade from across Salmon Streetindustry - manufacturing, built environment, david thompson, general motors-holden, gmh

David Thompson photographed the cafeteria in 1997 by arrangement with member Wendy Morris archivist for GMH.From a series of black and white photos of GMH Cafeteria ('Social Centre') by David Thompson:(Entrance foyer labelled 'Social Centre' is a late addition.) Facade from entrance walkwayindustry - manufacturing, built environment, david thompson, general motors-holden, gmh

David Thompson photographed the cafeteria in 1997 by arrangement with member Wendy Morris archivist for GMH.From a series of black and white photos of GMH Cafeteria ('Social Centre') by David Thompson:(Entrance foyer labelled 'Social Centre' is a late addition.) Hall view to south, chairs stacked (1)industry - manufacturing, built environment, david thompson, general motors-holden, gmh

David Thompson photographed the cafeteria in 1997 by arrangement with member Wendy Morris archivist for GMH.From a series of black and white photos of GMH Cafeteria ('Social Centre') by David Thompson:(Entrance foyer labelled 'Social Centre' is a late addition.) Hall view to south, chairs stacked (2)industry - manufacturing, built environment, david thompson, general motors-holden, gmh

David Thompson photographed the cafeteria in 1997 by arrangement with member Wendy Morris archivist for GMH.From a series of black and white photos of GMH Cafeteria by David Thompson: Hall view to south, chairs stacked (3)industry - manufacturing, built environment, david thompson, general motors-holden, gmh

Murals: Eileen Robertson, a GMH employee, was asked to do the murals in 1948 for the launching of the Holden. Her brief was to 'do something to do with transport'. In the event, they were covered anyway. She did not even view them again until 1992, around the time the murals were cleaned and restored. The left mural shows pioneer transport and on the right is the future. David Thompson photographed the Social Centre in 1997 by arrangement with member Wendy Morris archivist for GMH.From a series of black and white photos of GMH Social Centre by David Thompson: South end of hall showing both muralsindustry - manufacturing, built environment, david thompson, general motors-holden, gmh

Murals: Eileen Robertson, a GMH employee, was asked to do the murals in 1948 for the launching of the Holden. Her brief was to 'do something to do with transport'. In the event, they were covered anyway. She did not even view them again until 1992, around the time the murals were cleaned and restored. The left mural shows pioneer transport and on the right is the future. David Thompson photographed the Social Centre in 1997 by arrangement with member Wendy Morris archivist for GMH.From a series of black and white photos of GMH Social Centre by David Thompson: Southeast corner of hall and 'Pioneer' muralindustry - manufacturing, built environment, david thompson, general motors-holden, gmh

Murals: Eileen Robertson, a GMH employee, was asked to do the murals in 1948 for the launching of the Holden. Her brief was to 'do something to do with transport'. In the event, they were covered anyway. She did not even view them again until 1992, around the time the murals were cleaned and restored. The left mural shows pioneer transport and on the right is the future. David Thompson photographed the Social Centre in 1997 by arrangement with member Wendy Morris archivist for GMH.From a series of black and white photos of GMH Social Centre by David Thompson: Southeast corner of hall and 'Pioneer' mural, close upindustry - manufacturing, built environment, david thompson, general motors-holden, gmh

Murals: Eileen Robertson, a GMH employee, was asked to do the murals in 1948 for the launching of the Holden. Her brief was to 'do something to do with transport'. In the event, they were covered anyway. She did not even view them again until 1992, around the time the murals were cleaned and restored. The left mural shows pioneer transport and on the right is the future. David Thompson photographed the Social Centre in 1997 by arrangement with member Wendy Morris archivist for GMH.From a series of black and white photos of GMH Social Centre by David Thompson: Southwest corner of hall and 'Progress' mural, close up, angledindustry - manufacturing, built environment, david thompson, general motors-holden, gmh

Murals: Eileen Robertson, a GMH employee, was asked to do the murals in 1948 for the launching of the Holden. Her brief was to 'do something to do with transport'. In the event, they were covered anyway. She did not even view them again until 1992, around the time the murals were cleaned and restored. The left mural shows pioneer transport and on the right is the future. David Thompson photographed the Social Centre in 1997 by arrangement with member Wendy Morris archivist for GMH.From a series of black and white photos of GMH Social Centre by David Thompson: Southwest corner of hall and 'Progress' mural, close upindustry - manufacturing, built environment, david thompson, general motors-holden, gmh