Glass plate negative. Image shows three ladies posing in garden at 'Beechwood'. One sitting in chair, one standing and the third sitting on lawn.

Glass plate negative. Images shows front view Old Post Office. Group of people standing in front of Post Office, one with bicycle. Man with horse and buggy on left. Steam Packet Inn visible back right.

Stereoscopic glass plate negative. Image shows a view of pastoral property from hill.

Glass plate negative. Image shows south side of Julia Street between Percy and Bentinck Streets Portland

Glass plate negative. Image shows five women standing/sitting on a wooden jetty over river, bushland setting. Clothing estimated to be late 19th, early 20th Century.

Glass plate negative. Images shows two men leaning against small tree.

Glass plate negative. Image shows a gardens cottage.Front: 'Gardens Portland'

Sourced from Casterton Town Hall (Former Shire of Glenelg))Black and white photo. Man standing near culvert under road, shows erosion of banksBack: Round, purple, photographer's stamp

Sourced from Casterton Town Hall (Former Shire of Glenelg)Black and white photo. View of Casterton from elevated position. Shows street running through centre of townBack: Black stamp - 001434

Photographic print of a rephotographed photograph. Image shows several mainly wooden, single storey buildings, some with picket fence in a row on a beach. Lighthouse on Observatory Hill left back.

Photographic print of a rephotographed photograph. Image shows wooden bridge and Blair's Bridge over Salt Creek. Flagstaff and Lighthouse Keeper's quarters on Observatory Hill.

Photographic print of a rephotographed photograph. Image shows lower north slope Observatory Hill, fence along base, then wooden bridge over Salt Creek that drains into bay, near the Spit Portland.Front: 'Bridge over Portland drain' - green ink

Invitation to Portland Artists Society's second annual art show. Blue light card, black print, Friday Nov. 15th ?

Photographic print of a rephotographed photograph. Image shows front entrance to Portland Hospital. Building bluestone, tin roof. Path leads to front entrance through the garden. Front entrance has stone portico supported by 4 stone pillars. 'PORTLAND HOSPITAL' carved into portico.Front: 'Portland Hospital' - green ink Back: 'Old Hospital at site of present' - blue biro

Photographic print of a rephotographed photograph. Image shows view of Henty Beach looking south, from near railway pier. Start of pier and sheds on left. Immigration Depot, background right.Front: 'Henty Beach' - green inck

Photographic print of a rephotographed photograph. Image shows front view (on angle) of Portland Court House, bluestone building, stone portico with 4 round columns.Front: 'Court House' - green ink

Photographic print of a rephotographed photograph. Image shows 'Claremont', double storied bluestone building, south side of Julia Street between Hurd and Percy Streets. Iron roof, two stone chimneys. First floor balcony with verandah and iron lace work fence. Both ends of balcony filled in with glass panes.Back: 'Claremont' - blue biro

Photographic print of a rephotographed photograph. Image shows London Inn on right, corner Bentinck and Julia Streets, Railway Pier, Observatory Hill and Lighthouse also visible.Front: 'London Inn' - green ink Back: '90 x 62 app' - blue biro

Photographic print from rephotographed photograph. Image shows west side of Percy Street. James Robertson store on right - a double storey barn with curved roof. Horse and cart outside store. Several people standing between store and next building.Front: 'James Robertson Store' - green ink Back: '...where Tom the Cheap is now' - blue birophotographic print, portland street scene, percy street, trade, horse and cart

Photographic print of a rephotographed photograph. Image shows the Golden Fleece/Tasmanian Inn/Railway/Club Hotel. Corner Gawler and Bentinck Streets, one building, two separate roof lines. Front door on diagonal corner. Group of people on footpath (Percy Street) outside hotel. Roads not made.Front: 'The Club Hotel-Percy/Gawler' - black ink Back: 'Old Club Hotel Gawler/Percy St corner' - blue biroportland town, street scene, percy street, bentinck street, gawler street

Photographic print of a rephotographed photograph. Image shows front and one side of a single storey building. Fence and shrubs obscure some of the building. 'Kenley' residence of George Goodwin Crouch, first Portland Postmaster, next to Church of England, no. 37 Percy Street Portland.

Photographic print from rephotographed photograph. Image shows Britannia Hotel, south side of Julia Street between Percy and Bentinck Streets. Double storey 'BRITANNIA W.H. MOTT HOTEL'. Printed on building, above hotel entrance. Several people standing on footpath. Late 19th, early 20th century dress.Front: 'Britania Hotel' - green inkhistoric building, britannia hotel, portland pub, portland

Photographic print of a rephotographed photograph. Image shows Union Bank now ANZ, corner Percy and Julia Streets. Double store, bluestone.Front: 'ANZ Bank' - green ink Back: 'ANZ Bank' - blue birounion bank, portland percy st, julia st

Glass plate negative. Image shows the bridge across Salt Creek with 'Kingsley' in background.

Glass plate negative. Image shows group of people at Jackass Fern Gully near Portland Victoria

Glass plate negative. Image shows a group of men and women with tennis racquets, posing on a bench in the Botanic Gardens. Dress estimated to be late 19th, early 20th Century.

Stereoscopic glass plate negative. Image shows a man with a bicycle standing at one end of wooden bridge.

Stereoscopic glass plate negative. Image shows a cottage with front verandah, tin roof, chimney on left of house.

Glass plate negative. Image shows a group of women standing on top of weir. Dress estimated to late 19th, early 20th Century.

Photographic print of a rephotographed photograph. Image shows a weatherboard building with 2 attic windows, next to a single storey stone building. Small Norfolk pine in treeguard on road outside weatherboard building. Victoria Hotel, west side Percy Street, between Tyers and Fern Streets.