PMHPS - John Kitchen series of six coloured postcards .02 - Black and white photo of the Administration Building c.1929industry - manufacturing, business and traders - soaps/candles, built environment - industrial, j kitchen & sons pty ltd

PMHPS - John Kitchen series of six coloured postcards .03 - black and white aerial view of J Kitchen & Sons siteindustry - manufacturing, business and traders - soaps/candles, built environment - industrial, j kitchen & sons pty ltd

PMHPS - John Kitchen series of six coloured postcards .04 - black and white photo of J Kitchen & Sons Administration Building c.1949industry - manufacturing, business and traders - soaps/candles, built environment - industrial, j kitchen & sons pty ltd

PMHPS - John Kitchen series of six coloured postcards .05 - Colour image of Velvet Soap carton label c.1928industry - manufacturing, business and traders - soaps/candles, j kitchen & sons pty ltd, velvet soap

PMHPS - John Kitchen series of six coloured postcards .06 - Colour image of Solvol Soap carton label c.1928industry - manufacturing, business and traders - soaps/candles, j kitchen & sons pty ltd, solvol soap

This Sunday meeting was scheduled to allow those who would not come out at night to attend a meeting of the Society and view its temporary quarters. Some non-members were invited.Invitation to attend a PMH&PS afternoon meeting 24 July 1994 at former St Joseph's Primiary classroom. In unmarked envelope.societies clubs unions and other organisations, port melbourne historical & preservation society, pmhps

Members of PMH&PS worked on the exhibition (research, writing etc) and society loaned items from our collection. Curated by Joan Winter.Invitation to the opening of 'Dredging, Draining, Dipping and Shipping - A History of the foreshore and low-lying lands of the City of Port Phillip', an exhibition by the City of Port Phillip opened by Hon. Frank Crean.celebrations fetes and exhibitions, joan winter - curator

Colour photograph of Stokes Street 1989, looking toward Beach and band rotunda, with Swallow & Ariell factory on right, prior to conversion to apartments. Sandridge hotel and original Masonic hall on left.built environment - industrial, swallow & ariell ltd, sandridge hotel, hotels, stokes street, band rotunda

One of four colour, panoramic photographs of the Dispensary building 293 Princes Street, Port Melbournebuilt environment - civic, built environment - commercial, societies clubs unions and other organisations

One of four colour, panoramic photographs of the Dispensary building 293 Princes Street, Port Melbournebuilt environment - civic, built environment - commercial, societies clubs unions and other organisations

One of four colour, panoramic photographs of the Dispensary building 293 Princes Street, Port Melbournebuilt environment - civic, built environment - commercial, societies clubs unions and other organisations

One of four colour, panoramic photographs of the Dispensary building 293 Princes Street, Port Melbournebuilt environment - civic, built environment - commercial, societies clubs unions and other organisations

Displayed to advertise the 1940s-1950s Postwar exhibition at the Freemasons Hall 24-25 March 2001.Poster for 2001 Port Melbourne Festival event: "Every time the Historical Society puts on a Back to Port exhibition, people complain." A3, black on pale violet, one-off only.celebrations fetes and exhibitions, port melbourne historical & preservation society, pmhps

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?): .02 View from 70 Station Street through to Princes Street and back wall of Milk Bar before demolition.Some notes in pencilbuilt environment - domestic, demolitions, crimes and misdemeanours, edward (ted) young

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?): .03 Higher view from 70 Station Street through to Princes Street and back wall of Milk Bar at Liardet and Princes before demolition.of the wallSome notes in pencilbuilt environment - domestic, demolitions, crimes and misdemeanours, edward (ted) young

Produced in conjuction with the Women of Port Melbourne exhibition and launched 20.10.2005 at the Port Melbourne library by History Librarian Kay Rowan. Phyllis lives in Williamstown but revisits Port often. .01- note that this copy was signed by the author, but is the first incorrect printing. A caption on page 2 was altered and a paragraph changed on page 6 to eliminate personal reference and the first print supposedly destroyed so it is unknown how she obtained this copy."Port Melbourne"s Child - Memories of early years in Pickles Street" A5 book, 24 pages with 9 photos and map, by Phyllis Albinson Kelly. Yellow ochre cover Misprinted edition erroneously signed by author Signed by the author "To Port Melbourne Historical Society - Thank You - Phyllis Kellyfamilies, built environment, education, war - world war ii, health - general health, phyllis albinson kelly, knights staples, dawsons emporium, our lady of mt carmel

"Port Melbourne"s Child - Memories of early years in Pickles Street" A5 book, 24 pages with 9 photos and map, by Phyllis Albinson Kelly. Yellow ochre cover Corrected (unsigned) second printingfamilies, built environment, education, war - world war ii, health - general health, phyllis albinson kelly, staples knights, dawsons emporium, our lady of mt carmel

Taken while viewing the Town House being auctioned in Rouse Street cMay 2001From a series of colour photos taken at autumn auctions 2001, photo taken from the rooftop terrace of a town house formerly a part of the Swallow & Ariell offices at Rouse and Stokes: wide view over Stokes Street and the Anchorage:built environment, swallow & ariell ltd, the anchorage

Taken while viewing the Town House being auctioned in Rouse Street cMay 2001From a series of colour photos taken at autumn auctions 2001, photo taken from the rooftop terrace of a town house formerly a part of the Swallow & Ariell offices at Rouse and Stokes: panoramic view over Stokes Street and the Anchorage:built environment, swallow & ariell ltd, the anchorage

Taken while viewing the Town House being auctioned in Rouse Street cMay 2001From a series of colour photos taken at autumn auctions 2001, photo taken from the rooftop terrace of a town house formerly a part of the Swallow & Ariell offices at Rouse and Stokes: panoramic view over the Anchorage:built environment, swallow & ariell ltd, the anchorage

Taken while viewing the Town House being auctioned in Rouse Street cMay 2001From a series of colour photos taken at autumn auctions 2001, photo taken from the rooftop terrace of a town house formerly a part of the Swallow & Ariell offices at Rouse and Stokes: panoramic view toward the citybuilt environment, religion - roman catholic church (st josephs), swallow & ariell ltd

From a series of colour photos taken at autumn auction 2001, 53 Swallow Street, May 2001 - home of Jo and Jim HILLIS, sold for $962,500: crowd watching Frank CALLAGHAN conduct auctionbuilt environment - domestic, jim hillis, joanne hillis, frank callaghan

From a series of colour photos taken at autumn auction 2001, 53 Swallow Street, May 2001 - home of Jo and Jim HILLIS, sold for $962,500: panoramic view of crowd watching Frank CALLAGHAN conduct auctionbuilt environment - domestic, jim hillis, joanne hillis, frank callaghan

From a series of colour photos taken at autumn auction 2001, 53 Swallow Street, May 2001 - home of Jo and Jim HILLIS, sold for $962,500: panoramic view of crowd watching Frank CALLAGHAN conduct auctionbuilt environment - domestic, jim hillis, joanne hillis, frank callaghan

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 clubhouse: bride and groom and wedding party assembling in the reservecelebrations fetes and exhibitions, built environment, maree menzel, marcus davidson

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: wedding party and musicians assembling in the reservecelebrations fetes and exhibitions, built environment, maree menzel, marcus davidson

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:Marcus and the dunny at 63 Station Street, showing his vest with hand embroidered graffiti motifs as often painted by him on local surfaces.celebrations fetes and exhibitions, built environment, maree menzel, marcus davidson

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: wedding party and musicians assembling in the reservecelebrations fetes and exhibitions, built environment, maree menzel, marcus davidson