The catwalk shown in these photographs was removed after a storm severely damaged it (1970s)Five black and white photographs of the breakwater between Station and Princes Piers and the catwalk to service the outer lead light, 1970sbuilt environment, piers and wharves, beacons

The Early Growth and Deveopment of Sandridge, by Nancy U'REN 1976 - Master of Arts degree thesis containing early maps and photographs. Bound; dark blue cover with title lettered in gold on spine.local government - borough of sandridge, built environment, nancy u'ren nee morris

Five colour photographs of early stages of the 'I D' apartments on the old distillery site in Rouse Streetbuilt environment - domestic, sheridan property, udl, joshua brothers distillery, pickles street, id apartments, rouse street

Two colour photographs of the demolition of the Distillery buildings in Rouse and Pickles Streets (save for the front facade in Pickles Street)built environment - domestic, demolitions

(Holy Trinity) issued as a collectors folder after the church was destroyed. In the late 1920s a note was added by Rev BRAMMALL, when the collector of sheet 38, Mrs READ, died."We have lost our church by a cyclone" - Small cardboard folder containing 4 inner pages glued in and containing images and a hand entered list of donors, sheet number 38, to the new church, 1909. Holy Trinity.Inside front cover a note written between 1926 and 1930 by Vicar F Bramall regarding the death of Mrs Read, whose collection sheet this wasreligion - anglican (holy trinity), built environment, mrs read, herbert stanley hollow, fred brammall

Mounted Nettleton original: looking northeast in Bay Street: National Bank of Australia, grocery shop, Scotts Hotel, trees at Holy Trinity, George Hotel, unmade road. This is a copy of the larger original at B.11.09built environment - commercial, charles nettleton

Set of seven photographs of the partial demolition at the Port Melbourne Town Hall and restructure of the new library 2003port melbourne town hall, built environment - civic

Two colour photographs taken from the Graham Street overpass looking southwest towards the beach, prior to the building of the Beacon Cove project c1991demolitions, built environment

11 colour photographs taken from various locations of the Centenary Bridge prior to complete demolition in 1991 One B&W photo of the staircase on the West side of the Centenary Bridgecentenary bridge, demolitions, built environment, town planning - proposals shelved - bayside

Originally it was a grocery shop owned by George Burns. In the two pink facade to the right there was a barber (Billy Ballard) and next door a bootmaker (Burke), approx 1950. The corner property was said to have belonged to J Kitchen & Sons at some point.Two (2) colour photographs of the business property No. 220 on the corner of Bridge & Ross Streets. At time of acquisition property was premises of Jesada Tools.built environment - commercial, ross street, bridge street, george burns, billy ballard

Two (2) colour phoographs of a road crane set up in Rouse Street removing plant after closure of Swallow & Ariell's.built environment - industrial, swallow & aerial ltd, rouse street

Two colour photographs of pelicans in Westgate Park in contrast to an industrial background.natural environment, parks and gardens

Bay Street shops, 1875:- original Charles NETTLETON print showing west side of Bay Street: Collings & Son, Butcher; CRANSTON, Paperhanger; Mrs T CLAY; Johnny ALLSORT's Pawn Office; H. DAVENPORT, Clothing; G. RANSOM, Hardware; A.E. AITKEN, Auctioneer; Mrs A. BROWN, Haberdashery; F.C. FORSTER; Marshal, Printer; John PARRY (or BARRY), General Store; E & M RIVE. The house is on the site of the 1912 Post Office. This is a copy of the larger original at B.11.09built environment - commercial, charles nettleton, theresa clay, collings & son, cranston, h davenport, g ransom, alexander ebling aitken, mrs a brown, john parry, john barry, e & m rice, f c forster, johnny allsorts pawnbroker

Four panoramic black&white photos taken c1996 .01 View toward city of Nott Street and the school .02 View toward city of Nott Street, vertical .03 Pedestrian crossing in front of the 1910 post office .04 View north of Bay Street footpath, west sidebuilt environment, nott street, bay street

Owners of the former New Britain, Phil and ? COLLINS over 2003-2004 demolished portions and extended the structure. Added upper decks, swimming pool etc. Aptil demolition was recorded by neighbour Lloyd FINCH from roof of 201 Stokes Street.Photos taken during demolition of back New Britain Hotel, 197 Stokes Street. From roof of 201 Stokes Street by owners L&A FINCH, April 2003. .01 - .03 View of partially demolished back room, morning sun (vertical) .04 - More demolition .05 - Partially demolished dunny .06 - More demolition .07 - .08 South west corner cold storage, wide view .09 Envelope portiondemolitions, hotels, phil collins, lloyd finch, new great britain hotel, built environment - commercial, built environment - domestic, stokes street

Three photographs taken by a visitor from Beaumaris in Dec 1993 while on a heritage tour of Port. Sent to tour leader Pat Grainger. .01 - Claremont, Bartlett home .02 - Claremont, Bartlett home, two tour members visible on left .03 - Kelvin Cottage, Evans StreetBlurred date on backbuilt environment - domestic

225 Princes Street was sold and demolished after its owner, Ted Young, was brutally murdered there (multiple stabbing). Police thought they knew who did it but had no evidence. Wall of Milk Bar across Princes Street was subsequently demolished.One of three colour photos of 225 Princes Street following demolition (2000?): .01 View from Princes Street through to the back of 70 Station StreetSome notes in pencilbuilt environment - domestic, demolitions, crimes and misdemeanours, edward (ted) young

Ted Tobin was an engineer, inventor, model maker who lived in Heath Street and maintained a workshop at 49 Nott Street. His creations were displayed at the Library from time to time.Colour, panoramic photograph of the old E.J. Tobin sign on the roller door of his former engineering works at 49 Nott Street (Ted Tobin passed away c1994 but the sign is still visible in 2002)built environment - commercial, e j (ted) tobin

Colour, panoramic photograph of the St Joseph's Catholic Church Priory at 95 Stokes Street, Port Melbournebuilt environment - civic, religion - roman catholic church (st josephs)

Small (reduced) copy of a 1948 pencil drawing of proposed layout of Murphy's Reserve (original in Port Phillip City Collection)Notes in pencil on back, also numeral '807'built environment - recreational facilities, parks and gardens, sport - recreational grounds, city engineers, fred cook

One of six photos of old cable tram depot in Beach Street, taken prior to demolitiontransport - tramways, built environment - civic

One of six photos of old cable tram depot in Beach Street, taken prior to demolitiontransport - tramways, built environment - civic

One of six photos of old cable tram depot in Beach Street, taken prior to demolitiontransport - tramways, built environment - civic

One of six photos of old cable tram depot in Beach Street, taken prior to demolitiontransport - tramways, built environment - civic

One of six photos of old cable tram depot in Beach Street, taken prior to demolitiontransport - tramways, built environment - civic

One of six photos of old cable tram depot in Beach Street, taken prior to demolitiontransport - tramways, built environment - civic

Henry Charles CURTIS, Health OfficerHealth Committee reports for period 1 Jan 1861 to 30 June 1865, held in large binder. Eleven pages only, plus three pages of notes for Central Board of Health, including by-law 23, bound in.Reports signed by Mayorshealth - general health, built environment - domestic, engineering - canals and drainage, livestock, victorian sugar works, frederick poolman, henry charles curtis, business and traders - butchers

Three small fragments of wallpaper from the vaulted ceiling of the original council meeting room of the 1882 building (i.e. southern end, first floor)Stained and faded with ageport melbourne town hall, built environment - civic