Rate notice 1941 -42 Portland Borough Council, Portland Waterworks trust, Portland Sewerage Authority, dated 14 APR 1942, for property at 57 Percy St Portland

Rate Notice 1942 - 43, Portland Borough Council, Portland Waterworks Trust, Portland Sewerage Authority, dated 18 MAR 1943 for 57 Percy St Portland, owner / occupier Max Hector Campbellcampbell family records

Used as channel lights, Corio Bay channel. Bob Hodgson purchased light from Geelong Harbour Trust c. 1980, purchasing four for $20.00.Navigation light, acetylene type. Automatic swtich using light intensity detector. Bronze body, painted red, glass lens cover, dioptric lens with red chimney. Brass hinged chimney. Toggle latch. Light-senstiive switch mounted on side.Front: LIDINGO A.G.A. SWEDEN Back: (no inscriptions)

Book - 'A Port is Built', brown leather bound copy signed by K S Anderson and Malcolm Fraser, 13th NOV 1981. Portland Harbor Trust Commissioners 1950, gold seal on front cover. 'A PORT IS BUILT KS ANDERSON, CBE, MC, PHT' printed on spine in gold>

Port of Portland CollectionFolder. Green cloth covered. Wooden covers, columned loose leaf pages with indexing tabs. Records of Portland Harbour Trust Commissioners, inscribed stock, loans, assets, investments from 1952. Portland Harbour Trust operations

Photograph of Lou Moulton's farewell from the Portland Harbour TrustBack: Lou Moulton's farewell from PHT (upper left, pen)portland harbour trust, event, celebration

1981 Portland 'Back-to' Souvenir Program. Glossy card covers, coloured image 'landing of the Hentys' (Photo courtesy of RACV) on front cover; aerial photo of the harbour (photo courtesy of Portland Harbour Trust) on back cover

Twenty-third Annual Report - Port of Portland, for the year ending June 30th, 1974. Heavy glossy card covers, front cover brown with white print, black and white photo of the port, Portland Harbour Trust logo

Twenty-first Annual Report, Portland Harbour Trust for year ending 30 June 1972. Heavy card covers, glossy, brown, aqua, white, map of Victoriaportland harbour trust, annual report, administrative record

Port of Portland Authority ArchivesFront: White lettering on photo: 'DALGETY & CO SHIPPING WOOL AT PORTLAND 7.11.23' Back: Purple stamp - 'PORTLAND HARBOR TRUST COMMISSIONERS' '(7) Blue biroport of portland archives, ocean pier

Port of Portland Authority archivesFront: (no inscriptions) Back: Three PHT + PPA Chairman/ - Bill Sweetland/ KS Anderson/ TC Jarrettww sweetland, k s anderson, tc jarrett

Rope samples prepared by Miller Ropes and Yarn (Brunswick) in the 1950's for Portland Harbour Trust

Two copies of report produced by Portland Harbour Trust Commissioners detailing construction and facilities of the present harbour, 1950 -1971

Relocation of the Portland Town Council, Portland waterworks Trust and Portland Sewerage Authority in 1983Black and white postcard. Illustration of Municipal Offices and old Town Hall on front, plus, 'WE ARE MOVING'. On reverse advice that from Monday 12 Dec. 1983, Portland Town Council, Portland waterworks Trust and Portland Sewerage Authority would be operating from the new municipal offices.

Report produced by Portland Harbour Trust Commissioners, detailing construction and facilities of the present harbour, 1950 - 1968Front: 'VIVIAN' - top right corner, handwritten, blue biro

Identification numbers 8171 a,b,c Three copies of a report produced by the Portland Harbour Trust Commissioners detailing construction and facilities of present harbour 1950 - 1967.

Assorted ephemera - scrapbook scraps, old envelopes, collection of writings and scribbles pinned together, including a 1957 letter from the Services Canteen Trust Fund, poem from funeral of Jeannette Struan Schunke 28/12/1892 -15 / 11 / 1978

Report produced by Portland Harbour Trust Commissioners detailing construction and facilities of the present harbour, 1950 - 1973

Polaroid photograph of Portland Harbour Trust tugboat, entering the harbour, just off the corkscrew.port of portland, vessel, corkscrew

Port of Portland Authority archives.Front: (no inscriptions) Back: WOOL STORES & T.B + S AT NORTH PORTLAND/ PORTLAND HARBOUR TRUST COMMISSIONERS/ JAN 1968port of portland, wool stores, thomas borthwick

Port of Portland Authority archives.Back: Softwoods Holdings Site North Portland (lower left, pencil) APRIL, 1976 (lower left, blue pen) Portland Harbor Trust Commissioners (purple stamp, centre)port of portland

Port of Portland Authority ArchivesBack: Blue Portland Harbour Trust Stamp 176. 13-11-64 in black ink.port of portland

Port of Portland Authority archives On 19 November 1960, the Portland Harbour Trust was officially opened by His Excellency, The Governor of Victoria, Sir Dallas Brooks, in front of thousands of onlookers. It was one of the largest concentration of Premiers, Statesmen, industrial and civic leaders ever to attend an event outside of an Australian capital city. Today, Port of Portland is a busy modern port, handling in excess of $2 billion in trade. One of Victoria’s four major shipping ports, it handles bulk cargoes such as plantation woodchips and logs, grain, aluminium products, mineral sands, fertiliser, livestock and wind tower components.This forms part of the archives of the Port of Portland which were donated to the Glenelg Shire Cultural Collection by the Port of Portland. The collection documents the growth and significance of the Port of Portland.Back: Aerial view of section of Port and its surroundsport of portland, henty park, portland botanic gardens

Port of Portland Authority ArchivesBack: Blue Portland Harbour Trust Stamp 129. 28-10-64 in black ink.port of portland

Port of Portland Authority ArchivesBack: Blue Portland Harbour Trust Stamp 135. 28-10-64 in black ink.port of portland

Port of Portland Authority ArchivesBack: Blue Portland Harbour Trust Stamp 177. 13-11-64 in black ink.port of portland, harbour

Port of Portland Authority ArchivesBack: Blue Portland Harbour Trust Stamp 195. 18-12-64 in black ink.port of portland archives, silo construction

Port of Portland Authority ArchivesBack: Blue Portland Harbour Trust Stamp 201. 7-1-65 in black ink.port of portland archives, grain silos, k s anderson wharf