Photographed by Pat Grainger, who was a participant on the tourOne of two photographs of heritage tour 31 December 1989: Tour group assembled at Station Pier for tour of buildings on Bayside site that are to be demolished for development, conducted by Alison Kelly. Family at left is Nano Finch and Ray Paterson of Alfred Street and their son Carl. Jim Hillis of Swallow Street leaning on fence (below starch factory), Brian Couldrey of the Mission Arts Centre facing the camera in red, and to his left Jo Hillis. Others unknown.demolitions, piers and wharves - station pier, alison kelly, jim hillis, jo hillis, nano finch, carl paterson, ray paterson, brian couldrey

Photographed by Pat Grainger, participant in the tour.One of two photographs of heritage tour 31 December 1989: of buildings on Bayside site that are to be demolished for development, conducted by Alison Kelly: Taken from within the emptied Commonwealth Government Engine Works, Ray Paterson of Alfred Street and his baby son Carl. The land-based beacon can be seen in the distance.demolitions, alison kelly, carl paterson, ray paterson

One of four photographs of Beach Street from Station to Princes Pier taken by Alison Kelly from the roof of the Missions to Seamen building. The four make up a panoramic view of the foreshore, .04 being an outer sectiondemolitions, piers and wharves - station pier, alison kelly

Sent to donor Pat Grainger, participant in the tour. Stood on her mantlepiece for 15 years before being donated to societyHandpainted seasonal greeting card, invitation to a 1989 tour of Bayside buildings to be demolished for development, conducted by Alison Kelly (Refer 1074.01 and .02): Alison's watercolour of outer beacon in blue and brown pasted on front. Details of beacon, and invitation to the walk typed on separate papers and pasted inside, and handwritten greeting from the three caretakers of the Missions to Seamen building.In black ink inside: 'Dear Pat, happy Christmas and New Year. Love, Allie, Brian, Michael'demolitions, alison kelly

british armed forces - service manuals

british armed forces - service manuals

One of a set of 8 colour photographs showing various views of site of demolished house at 286 Rouse Street, Port Melbournedemolitions

One of a set of 8 colour photographs showing various views of site of demoished house at 286 Rouse Street, Port Melbournedemolitions

One of a set of 8 colour photographs showing various views of site of demoished house at 286 Rouse Street, Port Melbournedemolitions

One of a set of 8 colour photographs showing various views of site of demoished house at 286 Rouse Street, Port Melbournedemolitions

One of a set of 8 colour photographs showing various views of site of demoished house at 286 Rouse Street, Port Melbournedemolitions

One of a set of 8 colour photographs showing various views of site of demoished house at 286 Rouse Street, Port Melbournedemolitions

One of a set of 8 colour photographs showing various views of site of demoished house at 286 Rouse Street, Port Melbournedemolitions

One of a set of 8 colour photographs showing various views of site of demoished house at 286 Rouse Street, Port Melbournedemolitions

Colour photograph of removal of silo cover from Swallow & Ariell Biscuit Factory, 13 May 1992built environment - industrial, demolitions, swallow & ariell ltd

Colour photograph looking toward Princes Street from Housing Commission Site, with St Joseph's Church and hall, and Swallow & Ariell factory in distance, 26.12.1990.built environment - public housing, demolitions, religion - roman catholic church (st josephs), swallow & ariell ltd

Colour photograph looking toward Beach Street from housing commission site. Behind crane, corner of Rouse and Princes Streets. 26.12.1990built environment

Colour photograph looking toward Swallow Street from Housing Commission site, with Commonwealth Government Engine Works in distance, 26.12.1990. Peter Libbis, donor of the photo, is shown in this shot.built environment - industrial, demolitions, commonwealth engine works, peter libbis

Liana THOMPSON, Mayor of Port Phillip at the time, purchased many of the bricks from the demolished Mission and used them to pave their yard at 488 Williamstown Road. She and David saved two for PMH&PSTwo bricks from the 1937 Missions to Seamen building demolished 1995. Salmon coloured, with bits of mortar; impressed one side with 'BI Ltd'mission to seamen, demolitions, liana thompson, harry a norris

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

Colour photograph of the two dismantled 3 ton cargo cranes laying in the old pile yard on the edge of the River Yarra, where they were 'stored' after removal from Station Pierpiers and wharves, demolitions, glen stuart

Colour photograph of the two dismantled 3 ton cargo cranes laying in the old pile yard on the edge of the River Yarra, where they were 'stored' after removal from Station Pierpiers and wharves, demolitions, glen stuart

Colour photograph of the shamrock detail on the former St Josephs school corner of Rouse and Bay Streets, since demolished between November 2002 and January 2003built environment - commercial, demolitions, religion - roman catholic church (st josephs)

Colour photograph of a bollard at the former UDL building, Rouse St, demolished November 2002.built environment - commercial, demolitions, udl