Aerial photo of Port Melbourne c1928 focusing on the Gas Works area spanning Port Melbourne and Albert Park. Shows the finally filled Lagoon, and area from the Harpers Starch factory to Foote St, Albert Park and from the bay to just over Richardson/Liardet Stssandridge lagoon, built environment - industrial, industry, gasworks, joshua brothers distillery, harpers starch factory

Panorama of entire student body of St Joseph's Primary Schoot 1933 (150 children), with view to south, southeast showing Rouse StreetHas been laminated by donoreducation - primary schools, edward walter (ted) raven, st josephs catholic primary school, eli 'dick' edwards, exchange hotel

Plan of General Development. Melbourne Report of Metropolitan Town Planning Commission, 1929. Was passed on by local history librarian as it was no longer required. On p63 shows view up Swallow Street and contrasts it with approach of St Kilda. P42 aerial view of Port Melbourne piers. Also includes maps and photographs.town planning, piers and wharves, swallow street

The rockery and buildings in this area of Graham Street were demolished in the 1970s when the Graham Street overpass was constructed.View of ornamental reserve (rockery) in Graham Street with buildings in the background. The decorative lights of the Maskell & McNab Memorial are visible within the rockery.graham street, parks and gardens, frederick william maskell, james mcnab, maskell & mcnab memorial

Photographed and displayed at Missions to Seamen building in 1989 by Alison KellyDisplay panel with three photos (outer beacon; eastern Station Pier kiosk; view of western Station Pier kiosk, beacon, Princes Pier gatehouse and former western paddlesteamer waiting room) glued directly onto black art board, velcro on back.In pencil on back: 'Pat Grainger 70 Station St Port Melb'piers and wharves - station pier, piers and wharves - princes pier, beacons, alison kelly, thirst aid kiosk

Four colour photographs of the conversion of UDL Distillery in Pickles Street to apartments. Taken from Rouse St .01- Wall, Pickles St .02 - Crane and demolition .03 - Blue rear of aprtments under construction .04 - Interior view of construction sitebuilt environment - commercial, joshua brothers distillery, udl, pickles street, id apartments

A program for the 1989 play Annie Get Your Gun, now playing for the second time in Bendigo since 1971. Playing at the J. B. Osbourne Theatre in Kangaroo Flat and featuring Carol McKenzie- Grose as the director and the actors Sheryn Long and Craig Thomas as the main roles, Annie Oakley and Frank Butler. Also featuring the actors Wayne McCashen as Charlie Davenport, Glad Weatheritt as Dolly Tate, Glenn Grose as Tommy Wheeler, Heather Jelbart as Winnie Tate, Andrew Jenkin as Buffalo Bill, Kenn Dunn as Sittig Bull, John Adams as Pawnee Bill, Travor Bailey as Foster Wilson. Starring as the Indians are Grant Thomas, Hilary Bottcher, Deryck Jenkin, Clare O'Sullivan, Kerryn Miller, Kate O'Sullivan, Dan Clancy, Paul Veitch, Rob Jealous, Ross Jones, Starring as the children of the story are Darrah Hanley, Kirsty Wilson, Melinda Coughlin, Linda Robertson, Dougal McArthur, Shae McCashen, Rochelle Rowe, Amy McArthur. Starring as the Chorus of the show are Danielle Rowe, Colleen Heenan-Warnecke, Melinda Rowe, Sue Stanyer, Juliette Frietschi, Angela Rashleigh, June Long, Kathy Howard, Marion Malpass, Grace Cox, Kate Adams, Christine Howard, Renee Wilson, Melinda Saunders, Margaret Maher, Alistair Rowe, Jack Paynting, Jim Dunn, Mathew Frank. Featuring the following as Dancers, Fiona Coyle, Terri Watson, Toni Brandie, Christine Fitzgerald. And for the people behind the play itself, Rosemary Overton as the Musical Director, Alex Campbell as the Pianist, Geoff Hamblin as the Stage Manager, Mary Ferguson as the Wardrobe and Viktoria lee as the Choreographer Also featuring advertisements from local Bendigo businesses such as Roy Leache Music Centre in Allans Walk, Pall Mall, Ron Poyser Holden in High St, Ideal Greenhouse in Huntly Bendigo Mail Centre, John J. Kennedy Accounting at Pall Mall, Barton Buckle Casting Co, Horseworld in 122 Mollison Street, Brooks Catering, Phil Beer & Fletchers Photographics at 100 Mitchell St, The Green Carnation in 101 Queen Street, Karl's Koffee Haus in 95-97 View Street, Ganet's Art Supplies in Allans Walk, Bendigo Building Society in Bull St.bendigo, entertainment, capital theatre, bendigo theatre co, inc. bendigo operatic society. roy leache music centre in allans walk, pall mall, ron poyser holden in high st, ideal greenhouse in huntly bendigo mail centre, john j. kennedy accounting at pall mall, barton buckle casting co, horseworld in 122 mollison street, brooks catering, phil beer & fletchers photographics at 100 mitchell st, the green counation in 101 queen street, karl's koffee haus in 95-97 view street, ganet's art supplies roy leache music centre in allans walk, pall mall, ron poyser holden in high st, ideal greenhouse in huntly bendigo mail centre, john j. kennedy accounting at pall mall, barton buckle casting co, horseworld in 122 mollison street, brooks catering, phil beer & fletchers photographics at 100 mitchell st, the green counation in 101 queen street, karl's koffee haus in 95-97 view street, ganet's art supplies in allans walk, bendigo building society in bull st.

Document. Harry Biggs Collection. H. Biggs, 121 King St. Bendigo 29/4/70. Sent a letter to the Editor of the Bendigo Advertiser asking if he would publish 'the following' in the paper. In the article he congratulates the Bendigo Advertiser for a well balanced view presented in its leading article 'It's worth the effort'. Mr Biggs in the article is stressing the importance of time & money being spent on such projects as the Joss House, Police Barracks, Central Deborah Mine, Victoria Hill Project, Eaglehawk Logs, Museum & Chinese Project in Bridge Street.H. Biggsorganization, club/society, community, harry biggs collection, a letter from h biggs to editor of bendigo advertiser