Maree and Marcus of 63 Station Street married after several years of living together. As she is a fashion designer, she designed and made all costumes; as he is a musician, some of his friends played jazz and rock for the procession to the Port Melbourne Yacht Club for the ceremony. Only three neighbours (including photographer) were invited to accompany the procession. The wedding must have been one of the last functions in the clubhouse before it burned.From a group of photographs of the 1989 wedding procession of Maree MENZEL and Marcus DAVIDSON, from the railway reserve near 63 Station Street to the Port Melbourne Yacht Club: three photos in railway reserve (Hester Reserve)celebrations fetes and exhibitions, built environment, maree menzel, marcus davidson, amelia finch

Photographed by Pat Grainger a little late, as internally the building is already partially demolishedSix photographs of former R. Knight Pty Ltd Cartage & Storage Contractors stable and doorway in Cruikshank Street prior to development. The business had been in this location from 1890s until finally the premises was sold in the 1990sindustry, transport, built environment - commercial, r. knight haulage contractors

Group of 14 colour photographs covering various lacations near Station Pier, Port Melbourne: Centenary Bridge, Engine Works, the Missions to Seamen at night and views from the roof, the onshore beacon, and intersection of Swallow and Poolman Streets -- all before the development of the area c 1990mission to seamen, centenary bridge, memorials, built environment

Part of Ron Laing's collection of photographs recording Port Melbourne over a thirteen year period. Donated to the PMH&PS by the photographer.A set of 34 colour photographs of Port Melbourne's changing waterfront, covering the old and new harbor control tower on Fishermens Bend, restoration of the outer beacon, reconstruction of the west wing of Station Pier, demolition of the concrete 'steps' breakwater at Port Melbourne, reconstruction of the foreshore - Sandridge Beach to Beacon Roadbuilt environment, natural environment, demolitions, piers and wharves, ron laing

Part of Ron Laing's collection of photographs recording Port Melbourne over a thirteen year period. Donated to the PMH&PS by the photographer.A set of 16 colour photos covering the almost demolition of the Holy Trinity Anglican Church and the development of apartments and shopsdemolitions, built environment - commercial, religion - anglican (holy trinity), ron laing

Part of Ron Laing's collection of photographs recording Port Melbourne over a thirteen year period. Donated to the PMH&PS by the photographer.A set of 9 colour photographs of the HMAS Lonsdale site: preparation of cleared land and foundations for high rise construction, c2000built environment - domestic, built environment - commercial, ron laing

Part of Ron LAING's collection of photographs recording Port Melbourne over a thirteen year period. Donated to the PMH&PS by the photographer.A set of 5 photographs showing detailed sections of the Morley's Coal Depot on the corner of Bay and Beach Streetsbuilt environment - commercial, ron laing, morley's coal depot

A set of 13 colour photographs of the Port Melbourne Town Hall exterior in night time and early morning, and views from the towerbuilt environment - civic, port melbourne town hall

Nine colour, wide angle photographs of the Port Melbourne foreshore and adjacent land behind Station and Princes Piers before the high-rise development, Dec 1992piers and wharves - princes pier, natural environment, transport - railways

8 lasercopies of photos of participants in the Bayside Open Planning Forum, held between 6 and 10 August 1992town planning, built environment, bayside development action group, bdag, joh drury, lyn allison, neil robinson, david raynor, leanne matheson, robin edmond, bayside open planning forum, wendy morris, neil beddoe, city engineers

.01 - Plans and landscape drawings for Port Melbourne Life Saving Club, March 1993, 10pp .02 - One sheet "Landscape Master Plan" Port Melbourne Foreshorenatural environment - beaches and foreshore, built environment - recreational facilities, societies clubs unions and other organisations, graeme bentley - landscape architects

Further updates of Port Melbourne taken by Ron Laing (2000/1) and donated to the Society.(12) colour photos showing the site of ex Police Quarters and Sweet Factory in Graham St and re-development (Atlantis apartments)built environment - domestic

Further updates of Port Melbourne taken by Ron Laing (2000/1) and donated to the Society.(9) Colour photographs showing the redevelopment of the ex bakery site in Princes St (now Princes View Apartments)built environment - domestic, bakery site

Further updates of Port Melbourne taken by Ron Laing (2000/1) and donated to the Society(6) colour photographs showing the construction of three restaurants on the breakwater near Station Pierbuilt environment - commercial, piers and wharves - station pier, smallpage family

Further updates from Ron Laing's collection of photographs of Port Melbourne and donated to the Society(13) colour photographs of the Bayview development site (ex Envelope Factory). A four tower of 8 - 10 storeys apartments with shops on street level.built environment - domestic

Further updates from Ron Laing's collection of photographs of Port Melbourne and donated to the Society(4) colour photographs of the construction of the 18 storey apartment towers on the ex HMAS Lonsdale sitebuilt environment - domestic

Further updates from Ron Laing's collection of photographs of Port Melbourne and donated to the Society(2) photographs of the 2nd Post Office at 253-258 Bay St (now disused) and the new Post Shop at 206 Bay st (on the site of the ex Shell Service Station)built environment - civic

Further update photographs from Ron Laing's collection of Port Melbourne locations(3) colour photographs of: .01: Bay and Graham Streets intersection, April 2001 .02: Beacon Rd and Howe Parade roundabout, Sept. 2000 .03: the new seafront promenade in Beacon Cove, 2000built environment - civic, bay street, graham street, beacon road, beacon cove

(8) colour photographs of the Port Melbourne foreshore taken from the deck of the ferry 'Abel Tasman'piers and wharves - station pier, transport - shipping, built environment, abel tasman

Further updates from Ron Laing's photograph collection of Port Melbourne.(8) photographs of the Olive's Corner Dedication ceremony and unveiled by councillor Julian HILL on March 2002.memorials, built environment - civic, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, parks and gardens, ron laing, olive's corner, olive zakharov, julian hill

Further updates from Ron LAING's photographic collection of Port Melbourne(9) colour photographs of the ceremony dedicating the Plaque to the Centenary Bridge Pylon by Councillor Julian HILL Fri 8th Feb 2002memorials, built environment - civic, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, julian hill, ron laing, centenary bridge

(2) colour photographs of the ceremony dedicating the Plaque to the Centenary Bridge Pylon by Councillor Julian HILL Fri 8th Feb 2002memorials, built environment - civic, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, centenary bridge, julian hill

(4) colour photographs of the ceremony dedicating Olive's Corner 2 March 2002, by councillor Julian HILLmemorials, built environment - civic, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, olive's corner, olive zakharov, julian hill

As a member of the Port Melbourne Historical and Preservation Society, donor Arthur ROWAN photographed a series of significant buildings in the Port and South Melbourne area over several years. A selection of nineteen of these was presented to the Port Melbourne Society in 1993.Small print mounted on white card, with mounted, typed caption: Morely's Coal Depot 2 Bay Street, corner Beach Street and Post Office Place. Established 1872. First owner: William T. CLARKE [Photo from north east]built environment - commercial, arthur rowan, william t clarke, morley coal depot, william morley

'Lurking in Lanes: a back fence history of the Lanes and Little Streets of Port Phillip', exhibition curated by the City of Port Phillip 1998'Lurking in Lanes: a back fence history of the Lanes and Little Streets of Port Phillip', a catalogue accompanying the exhibition curated by the City of Port Phillip 30pp, 1998engineering - roads streets lanes and footpaths, built environment - civic, domestic life, business and traders, built environment - domestic, glen cosham, janice c morton macdonald, glen stuart

Taken and annotated by Pat Grainger for the "Lurking in the Lanes" book project and finally donated to the PMH&P Society in 1998Four original colour photographs of walkthrough lane between Princes and Station Streets (one lead-off at Liardet with two into Station Street)built environment - domestic, engineering - roads streets lanes and footpaths

7 colour photographs of the Centenary Bridge at Port Melbourne 1989centenary bridge, built environment - civic, engineering - bridges, town planning - proposals shelved - bayside

From the last set of photographs donated to the Society by Ron LaingSet of 4 colour photographs of the demolition of the former distillery in Pickles Street 2002, showing the painted facade wall which is to be retained and built into the new apartments to be named 'íd'.built environment - domestic, joshua brothers distillery, pickles street