NEGATIVE FOR BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH. Portland Botanic Gardens. The Portland Lifeboat shelter is visible from the front view, showing plaque.negative, portland lifeboat, botanic gardens

Black and white postcard, hand drawn by Vanda Savill. Image of swamp and local indigenous people.

Cardboard box of fish hooks made by Bartleets in England. Green and black label on box with details of hooks and manufacturers.

Pamphlet. South west Victoria Australia. The Holiday Spectacular produced by Victorian Government to promote tourist attractions. Multi-fold pamphlet, coloured photos, maps, tourist information.

10433 - 10442 are about the making of the kelpie dog and sheep puppets made in Casterton for the Centenary of Federation Parade in Melbourne. This was the Glenelg Shire's contribution to a state wide programColoured photo. Casterton workshop. Front-on view of kelpie puppet head, white plaster, no features or snout

NEGATIVE FOR BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH. Portland Botanical Gardens. Woman (possible the Maschmedt family) standing on footpath, beneath tree arched over footpath, wooden post either side of pathzillah maschmedt, portland botanic gardens

WWII Victoria motor spirit 2 gallon ration ticket.

NEGATIVE FOR BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH. Mrs Arabella Maschmedt and daughter Eliza standing on Railway Pier Portland. Fishing fleet and Fishermen's Breakwater in backgroundnegative, portland harbour, maschmedt family, zillah maschmedt

Black and white photo of small children in bathers on Henty Beach, Portland. Children standing on wooden stage in front of ramp. Bunting on ramp fence and hanging from stage. Brass band in foreground. Possibly Goldraiders bathing competition, summer 1950s.Back: 350-32 - pencilportland photography, bathing competition, henty beach

Coloured polaroid photo.v Similar to 10461, but closer view

Jeffreys Bos, Casterton. Orange fruit juice cordial, paper bottle label. Green and yellow background, black and yellow print, depiction of oranges and lemons.

NEGATIVE FOR BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH. Portland Baths, Nun's Beach, Whalers Bluffzillah maschmedt, portland public baths, portland harbour

Souvenir glass. Gold printing 'Narrawong 1889-1989', gold image of seagulls and waves. Measures 11 cm high x top diameter: 6.4cm x bottom: 4.5cm

Shield shaped badge showing an aerial view of harbourbadge, souvenir, portland harbour, aerial

On August 19th 1966 a Public meeting was held in the Portland Town Hall with Cr Mibus as Mayor of the town of Portland chairing. From this meeting, a Provisional Committee of ten (10) people was established. At the first meeting of this Committee, it was resolved that a competition to find a name for the Centre was held amongst the local schools. From over two hundred (200) entries the name “Kyeema”, an aboriginal word meaning “dawn” was selected. The Kyeema Centre opened in June 1967 in the Portland Guide Hall. These temporary premises were used until funds could be raised to build on the land the Portland Town Council gave for this project. On 23 November 1969 the new building was built on land donated by the Portland Town Council at the corner of Lalor Street and Bridgewater Road and was officially opened by the Hon. Malcolm Fraser. This facility provided services to children and adults with intellectual disabilities.Black and white photo of an artist's impression of what Kyeema would look like when builtFront: ':KYEEMA:' printed bottom of photokyeema, support services, architect, artists impression

NEGATIVE FOR BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH. Portland Botanic Gardens. Mrs. Arabella Maschmedt (mother of Zillah Maschmedt, photographer) standing beside a timber arch, palms and flower bedszillah maschmedt, maschmedt family, portland botanic gardens, negative

Bolwarra-Heathmere cookery book. Blue light card cover, 36 pages.

Black and white aerial photograph of coastline around Portland. Black border, scale all sides, 5 rows of 3 't' at regular intervals. Start of headland, 80/20 ocean to landFront: '784 - 149' - handwritten, white, border 'RUN 7 A PORTLAND', printed, white, borderaerial photography, central portland, portland harbour, south west coastline

Black and white aerial photograph of coastline around Portland. Black border, bottom edge, section of larger photo, approximately 50%, only land visible.Front: 'PORTLA' -printed, white border

Casterton RSL ANZAC Night Dance Souvenir Programme. Beige heavy card, scalloped edges. RSL logo and details on front. List of dances on reverse.

Black and white photograph of headstones in cemetery. Names visible: 'Rippon' and 'Knaggs'Back: 'Rippon' - handwritten, pencil

Mary MacKillop is closely associated with Portland. When she was 20, in 1862, she made her way to Portland to become governess to the daughters of Mrs Cameron. Mrs Cameron was a relative of the MacKillop family. Mary began teaching at Common School 510 which was later to become All Saints Primary School. In 1863 Mary and her family moved into Bay View House which was located in Bentinck Street. Mary went on to establish Bay View House - Bay View Seminary for Young Ladies began in 1864 and was run by Mary and her sisters.Celebration programme, Sister Mary Mackillop, Portland. Jan 28-29, 1995. Cream A4 paper, folded, black print, image of Mary MacKillop on front.mary mackillop, school, education, all saints school

Jeffrys Bros, Casterton. Paper label for lime cordial bottle. Lime green, black print.

Coloured photograph: exterior of MDC during construction

Black and white photo of memorial plaque in St. Stephen's Anglican Church Portland, in memory of Herbert Leslie Vivian and his wife Ellen Greta Vivian. There is a relief of Mr. Vivian working in his trade as a saddler on left of plaque, the dedication on the right.place of worship, anglican, plaque, memorial

Whip handle, carved wood with snake motif, clenched fist at the end of handle.

W.J. & N.S. Heinrich, Portland Aerated Waters, paper bottle label: Chille Punch Cordial. Red, yellow, blue background, lighthouse in circle, dark blue print.

Metal clamp, with scale in inches, cutting blade with wooden handle, 'I. DIXON' on blade