Sandridge Foreshore - 1975 National Bank reproduction of 1865 watercolour drawing in the La Trobe Collection, State Library of Victoria, by permission of the Library Council of Victoria.built environment

Copy of B&W snapshot of Town Pier c1905, from the tower of S&A office, Stokes and Rouse Street, overlooking foreshore housing/shops/etcOn rear: 'D Beazley photo collection Neg No PM004/4'piers and wharves - town pier, built environment

From a series of photos taken by Lyn Allison, then a counmcillor of the city of Port Melbourne, to record the condition of Port Melbourne's beachesLasercopy of two photos of Port Melbourne foreshore, looking east and west from and toward Lagoon Pier. Taken by Cr Lyn Allison, Nov 1992.built environment - civic, natural environment - beaches and foreshore, lyn allison

Black and white photograph of sign erected by the Foreshore Committee of Manaagement on the overflow camping reserve adjacent to the North Arm Marine Parade Lakes Entrance Victoriachurches, aboriginals

Book produced under a Federation grant. Five of the trails are associated with benches located on the foreshore.'Walks in Port Phillip - A guide to the cultural landscapes of a city' by Meyer EIDELSON. Small blue soft-cover book with seven guided walks and maps. 2001. 82pp with fold-in back coverSigned by author on title page 'Meyer'piers and wharves - station pier, immigration, piers and wharves - lagoon pier, utilities - gas, swallow & ariell ltd, natural environment - beaches and foreshore, natural environment - lagoon, liardet family, australian aborigines, meyer eidelson, vincenzo coluccio, rosa coluccio, pat grainger, gasworks

Commercially printed approx 1940s. Bayview Guesthouse (lower right foreshore) was burnt down in 1950s.Jetty diagonally lower left - township in foreground - open paddocks in background. Thompson Avenue & Cypress trees lower middle to upper right. Taken approx 1940sAerial view of Cowes Phillip Island No. 147local history, photography, photographs, slides, film, aerial views of cowes, phillip island, black & white photograph, aerial views cowes

Barry & Carol PayneProclamation of Portland as City, October 28th 1985. Royal Highnesses, Prince & Princess of Wales. White cardboard. Portland Crest. Invitation to the Foreshore at the Proclamation of Portland to a City.Front: Mr. & Mrs. B.T. Payne

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

From a series of photos taken by Lyn Allison, then a Councillor of the City of Port Melbourne, to record the condition of Port Melbourne's beachesLasercopy of photo of the Port Melbourne foreshore looking west toward Station Pier with concrete beach wall in foreground. Taken by Cr Lyn Allison Nov 1992.'Nov 92'built environment - civic, natural environment - beaches and foreshore, lyn allison

A Port Melbourne suffragette is mentioned in the text.A4 size book with white cover ' Enchanted Beneath the Bluff, Agnes & Geraldine's Pursuit of Elwood's Elusive Black Diamonds' and drawing of Elwood foreshore with a Poppet Head.elwood, built environment - industrial, isaac hermann, heather arnold

See cat nos 3354, 3355, 3359, 3361, 3362Black and white photographs, taken from Station Pier, each showing part of Centenary Bridge and Eastwards along the foreshore. Taken Sunday 4 February 1962piers and wharves - station pier, natural environment - beaches and foreshore, princes street drain jetty, piers and wharves - miscellaneous, swallow & ariell ltd, john harper & sons, centenary bridge, engineering - bridges

.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

One of two colour photographs of an old fire hydrant situated on Beach Street foreshore between Station and Princes Pier (approx opposite Swallow Street intersection) 1993fire and fire services

One of two colour photographs of an old fire hydrant situated on Beach Street foreshore between Station and Princes Pier (approx opposite Swallow Street intersection) 1993fire and fire services

Produced by PMH&PS as a promotional/fundraising item. 500 printed, then errors discovered. Recalled, de-stapled, reprinted (8 pp), collated and redistributed. Sold in Bay Street from Town Hall, Library, newsagent, Sandridge Gallery, Emerald Hill Bookstore, Sweet Port and Yorkville Kangaroo1997 calendar produced by PMH&PS, printed sepia on ivory, 16pp; cover photo 'Gem' at Railway Pier from foreshore. Revised printing with April and May correctedsocieties clubs unions and other organisations, built environment, piers and wharves - railway pier, sandridge lagoon, beacons, arts and entertainment - film/cinema, hotels, business and traders, pat grainger, faram brothers hardware, ps gem

Refer 1725 for full Alison Kelly collection and separate photos from this panoramaPanorama of Centenary Bridge and the Port Melbourne foreshore taken from the roof of the Missions to Seamen building, 1990. Made up of 8 colour photographs. Alison Kelly collection.piers and wharves - station pier, piers and wharves - princes pier, centenary bridge, alison kelly

Part of Ron LAING's collection of photographs recording Port Melbourne over a thirteen year period. Donated to the PMH&PS by the photographer.Ron LAING photographs .01 - photo taken from a vessel at Station Pier, June 1985. Showing the Port Melbourne foreshore before the old yacht club fire and the building of the high rises. .02 & .03 - photos taken on the corner of Albert and Poolman Streets comparing the scene ten years apart .04 - photo of the Port Melbourne foreshore after demolition of Centenary Bridge, but before the coming of the high rises.built environment - civic, natural environment - beaches and foreshore, piers and wharves - station pier, port melbourne yacht club, pmyc