Kodak slide box with 7 colour slides of K.S. Anderson's CBE investiture, London 1961k s anderson

Colour print of King's College Bridge and Chapel, Cambridge, significance unknown

Believed donated to City of Portland Collection, stored at city works depot for many years.Cast iron, oval shaped pot, 2 flat sides, 2 round lifting or bracing lugs diagonally opposite each other. Circular opening on the top surrounded by collar. Gaps in collar (to fit spout or perhaps to join another pot).Front: on lip "Bishop London"whaling

Iron whaling harpoon, arrow-shaped head 'LONDON' stamped into one side, 'OORRAR' on reverse'LONDON' stamped into one side, 'OORRAR' on reversewhaling, portland industry, weapon, harpoon

Originated from a private museum at Bolwarra. It is unknown if the whaling tools are associated with Portland's whaling industry.Iron whaling harpoon, arrow-shaped head. 'LONDON' stamped on one side, '?OORRAR' on reverse

Originated from a private museum at Bolwarra. It is unknown if the whaling tools are associated with Portland's whaling industry.Iron whaling harpoon. Arrow-shaped head, 'LONDON' stamped on wone side, '?OORKAR' (Orca?) on reverse

Children's book, hard cover, olive green; title and author's name in gold; alternative title and illustrations in black. Back cover has publisher's monogram impressed into it. Spine gold and black print, black illustrationFront: Inside front cover: 'Robert Arthur Henty with love and best wishes from Aunt Edie' handwritten in inkchildrens literature, book

Policy No. 1781532, Public Risk Policy, between the London and Lancashire Insurance Co Ltd and the Committee of Management Portland Free Library, Museum and Literary Institute.

Sheets of 6 black and white contact prints from glass plate negative. Top 2, slightly different views of Old London Inn, Cr Julia and Bentinck Streets. Middle 2, slightly different views of back of bathing boxes and road, Henty Beach. Bottom 2, left image Henty Beach looking towards Fisherman's Breakwater. Right 1, image Old Town Hall.portland, julia street, portland town centre, seafront

Diary, brown vinyl cover, 'Alan Anderson' and 'My Trip Book' on front cover. Diary contains details of K.S. Anderson's trip to London, to receive his CBE, from the Queen. Diary covers period from April - October 1961

Straw boater, natural colour, wide black grosgrain ribbon around crown of hat. Cord round crown attached to two metal clips on edge of brim. Leather headband with 'Self Conforming regd design No. 632799', in gold. Inside crown lined with cotton mesh and silk. Maker's mark on silk. Sticker with '7' attached to leather headband.

Black and white photo of Bentinck St, corner of Julia St, looking south. London Hotel on corner, Gordon and Mac's Hotels visible. Cypress pines on right, single horse and dray in street.Back: '12' 'Bentinck Street, Portland (looking south) ' handwritten, black pen

Reproduction from the Illustrated London News January 20, 1849 'Scenes on Board an Australian Emigrant Ship. Tea Water-Soup Time' Part of a set of 8 posters developed for classroom education. Number 4educational resource, migration, classroom, childhood

Reproduction from the Illustrated London News, April 13 1944 'Emigration to Sydney: Emigrants at Dinner' Part of a set of 8 posters produced as a classroom resource. Number 2educational resource, classroom, migration

Set of 8 posters with immigration theme for use in Victorian schools.Classroom Picture No. 94 (1) to (8) Reproduction from the Illustrated London News April 13, 1844 'Emigration to Sydney: Towing Out' (1) see Other Information

Reproduction from the Illustrated London News January 20, 1849 'Scenes on Board an Australian Emigrant Ship. Night - Tracing the vessel's Progress' (5) Set of 8 posters with immigration theme for use in Victorian schools. Classroom Picture No. 94 (1) to (8)

Wooden tennis racquet, gut strings, leather strip around end of handle. 'LONDON' stamped on side of handle. 'PH. 14 oz stamped on other sideFront: 'STRATE' gold lettering Back: 'Manufactured for MELBURNE SPORTS DEPOT MADE IN ENGLAND' - gold lettering

Reproduction from the Illustrated London News August 17, 1850 'Emigrant Ship, Between Decks' (6) Set of 8 posters with immigration theme for use in Victorian schools. Classroom Picture No. 94 (1) to (8)

Reproduction from the Illustrated London News, January 20 1849 'Scenes on Board an Australian Emigrant Ship. Emigrants on Deck' (3) See Other Information

Red painted metal gunpowder flask. Piece of fabric around neck of flask. Blue and white label with 'CURTIS'S AND HARVEY'S EEF GUNPOWDER HOUNSLOW AND LONDON'

Photographic print of a rephotographed photograph. Image shows Bentinck Street looking south. All Saints Catholic Church on right, post and chain fence on left side of road opposite All Saints Railway Station visible on left. London Inn, Mac's Hotel, right also Post Office and Customs House in background. Road unmade.Front: 'BENTINCK ST PORTLAND NICHOLLS' - Printed on bottom of photo.

Sheet of 12 contact prints of rephotographed photographs: Identifying Numbers 5716 a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l Measurements for each print 3.2 x 5 cm (a) Julia Street (b) Lamb Inn (c) Britannia Hotel (d) British Fleet in Portland Bay (e) Warehouses Trangmar & Crouch, Corner Percy/Henty Streets (f) Builders Arms Hotel (g) Prospect (h) 3rd Baths (i) Henty Beach Cliffs (j) Old Portland Hospital (k) London Inn (l) Opening 3rd BathsFrom the front: (a) Julia Street (b) Portland Hotel (c) Britannia Hotel (d) British Fleet in Portland Bay Setp 30, 1891 (e) Trangmar & ....ush Store (f) Builders Arms Hotel (g) Prospect (h) Baths (i) Henty Beach (j) Portland Hospital (k) London Inn (l) Baths

Sheet of 4 contact prints of rephotographed photograph: Identifying numbers 5710a, b, c, d Print measures 8.3 x 5.7cm (a), (b, c, d) 4.5 x 3 cm (a) Old Town Hall (b), (c), (d) Town and Port of Portland reproduced from Illustrated London News - January 14, 1860

Sheet of 12 contact prints of rephotographed photographs. Identifying numbers 5726 a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l (a) S.S. 'Dawn' at Railway Pier (b) Macs Hotel (c) Dr. C. Grier, Res. Julia Street (d) Bentinck Street, South from All Saints (e) Captain James Fawthrop (f) Bridge over Salt Creek (g) 'Prospect' (h) 'Windsor Cottage' (i) Bentinck Street from sea (j) London Hotel (k) 'Greenmount' (l) British fleet at anchor in Portland BayFront: (b) Macs Hotel (l) British fleet in portland Bay, Sept 30 1891 CN-865-G

Black and white photo taken from glass plate negative. Bentinck Street/Julia Street corner. Bank Australasia on right. Bentinck Street from London Hotel to Macs Hotel visible.photography, portland town, trade, commerce, bank

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

Black and white photo taken from glass plate negative. Bentinck Street/Julia Street corner. Bank Australasia on right. Bentinck Street from London Hotel to Macs Hotel visible.Back: 'Peter McIntyre"-blue biro 'MRS J.P. McINTYRE' BOX 115 PORTLAND 3305 - purple stampglass plate negative, portland, street scene

From Wikipedia: The MacRobertson Trophy Air Race (also known as the London to Melbourne Air Race) took place in October 1934 as part of the Melbourne Centenary celebrations. The race was devised by the Lord Mayor of Melbourne, Sir Harold Gengoult Smith,[1] and the prize money of £15,000 was provided by Sir Macpherson Robertson, a wealthy Australian confectionery manufacturer, on the conditions that the race be named after his MacRobertson confectionery company, and that it was organised to be as safe as possible.[2] A further condition was that a gold medal be awarded to each pilot who completed the course within 16 daysClear glass sandwich plate, commemorating the Air Race from UK to Australia. Map of UK and Australia, aeroplanes, etched into glass.Front: VICTORIAN AND MELBOURNE CENTENARY 1934-1935 - etched from beneathuk australia air race, macrobertson air race, 1934, melbourne centenary

History of the origins of this Greensborough family and the family tree of James Chapman (1805-1875) and Susan Palmer (1808-1895). James Chapman, his wife Susan and all his family including his son-in-law William Poulter left the Port of London in November 1848 on board the 'Francis Ridley' of 536 tons on her maiden voyage to Australia and Bombay India. The Master of the ship was Henry Hudson. James Poulter owned the land between Greensborough Railway Station and Plenty River before selling it to William Poulter.20-page plastic binder, spiral bound, clear cover. Contains documents relating to the James Chapman family.chapman family, james chapman, susan palmer