File 07 - documents re publication of "They can carry me out"local government - city of port melbourne, built environment, families, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, domestic life, industry, recreation, sport, pat grainger, jill dawson, wendy morris, vintage port - worth preserving project 1991

.01- colour photograph of Pat Grainger looking up .02 colour photograph of Pat Grainger looking downdomestic life, pat grainger

Four (4) discs with white labels. Talking book of "Fisher Folk of Fisherman's bend". Distribution copy. Insight into lives of some 19th century fishing families.fishermans bend, families, domestic life, migrants, engineering - canals and drainage, industry - fishing, fisher folk, allan meiers, johann meiers, henry meiers, beazley family, butcher family

Guild Cookery Book. Holy Trinity Church - Guild Cookery Book cover. Photocopy of cookbook cover. Type is all in black and writing is framed with a thick black framereligion - anglican (holy trinity), domestic life, riall brothers pty ltd

.01 - box - Electrine Carriage Candles - short, blue-grey cardboard with red and navy labels, damaged. .02 - 3 candles from the box above made by J Kitchen & Sons Pty Ltdindustry - manufacturing, domestic life, business and traders - soaps/candles, j kitchen & sons pty ltd

non-fictionPatricia Downey's recollections of her childhood living in Box Hilldowney> patricia, social history, domestic life

Oral History of Emily LOCK, recorded in the Winter of 2005. Emily lived in Farrell St West, Port Melbourne. Recording duration 30:07domestic life, emily lock

Believed to be from All England Eleven Hotel, as dug up 1997 from the cesspit behind 282 Rouse StreetSingle button-up boot, approximate age 4-6 years. Stiff with caked dirt, sole and parts of boot missing. Evidence of hand stitching.domestic life, business and traders - hotels, all england eleven hotel

Found by a member of donor's family - donor is a grandson of Harry Meiers. three generations of his family lived at "the Bend" settlement, Port MelbourneSmall ledger containing business records of boat builder Henry/Harry Meiers 1910 to 1912; He and his wife Lilian lived at Fishermens Bend, and he rowed each day to Williamstown where his business was located. The book was later used by Lilian for household expenses, shopping lists and food and medication recipes. From both business and domestic standpoints a most interesting record. Vertical book with dark red tape binding.A toddler has scribbled on several pages. e.g 50-51industry - fishing, domestic life, lilian meiers, henry (harry) meiers, allan meiers, boat building

Found by Allan Meiers (grandson) at SLV in 2004 when researching the settlement at Ballast ground'Fishermen's Bend, an old-time settlement near Port Melbourne', page from Weekly Times 27.11.1910. Four photos of the settlement at the Ballast Ground and John Meiers, a veteran fisherman Digital image on database 2119-02.tif fishermans bend, domestic life, industry - fishing, johann meiers, john myer

Found by Allan Meiers (grandson) at SLV in 2004 when researching the settlement at Ballast ground'Fishermen's Bend, an old-time settlement near Port Melbourne', page from Weekly Times 27.11.1910. 4 photos of the settlement at the ballast ground and john Meiers a veteran fisherman (01) Photographic print from digital scan 285 x 310mm fishermans bend, domestic life, industry - fishing, johann meiers, john myer

Copied during development of Fisher Folk of Fishermens Bend. Johann Meier was the great grandfather of the author of the book, Allan Meiers. The 'typical cottage' was Johann's.B&W photo of a page of the Weekly Times 27 October 1906 'Fishermen's Bend: an old time settlement near Melbourne', with photos of 'portion of the settlement which will be demolished to make room for reclamation', 'a typical cottage on The Bend', John Myers (Johann Meiers) a veteran fisherman'', and çottages fronting the beach'ballast ground, the bend, fishermans bend, domestic life, industry - fishing, johann meiers, john myer

Oral History of Jack Hoy (John Joseph Hoy) who resided at 4 Dunston Parade, Garden City. Recorded by Pat Grainger at 70 Station St, Port Melbourne in May 1996 . Recording duration 2:19:10. Swallow and Arielldomestic life, john joseph (jack) hoy

Recording of the oral history of Nellie SHARP. Recording made at Williamstown Rd, Port Melbourne on 08.05.1998. Discussing her life in Port Melbourne. Interviewed by her neice, Barbara GARDINER and her grand-nephew Glen COSHAM. Recording duration 01:01:02domestic life, nellie sharp, glen cosham, barbara gardiner nee hegarty

Oral History of Janne RAY, recorded by Pat GRAINGER on 13.02.2013. Discussing her friend Norma BARNETT. Recording duration 01:33:07domestic life, janne ray, sister norma jean barnett

Oral History of Miss Erica Wilson. (Refer item 1269 - Page 16). Recorded at subjects home at 206 Stokes st, by Pat Grainger 0n 10 Feb 1993. Duration 1:03:38domestic life, erica wilson

Given to the Society by Joy PHILLIPS nee KILPATRICK, the niece who conducted the interviews(.01) oral history interview 2003 from Hugh KILPATRICK who lived in Port Melbourne from 1920 to 1990s, son of Cowen KILPATRICK and Alice KILPATRICK nee DAVIS. Hugh was interviewed by his niece Joy on his 85th and 87th birthdays . (.02) 23 May 2005 Hugh speaks about early Port Melbourne. He worked at Swallow and Ariells and also talking about the paddle steamers.transport - shipping, industry - manufacturing, domestic life, paddlesteamers, hugh kilpatrick, swallow & ariell ltd

Interviewed by his niece Joy Phillips at his home at 163 Stokes StreetHugh Kilpatrick speaking about his life in Port MelbourneDuration side 00:36:27families, domestic life, hugh kilpatrick, joy phillips

Oral History of Dave and Ethel Turnbull . Inteview conducted by Ann Smallpage on 04.06.2004, discussing growing up on Fishermen's Bend. Recording duration 01:02:25.domestic life, built environment, dave turnbull, ethel turnbull

Recording of the Oral History by Beryl RIGBY nee DIXON discussing growing up in Port Melbourne, particularly Poolman St and Clark St (2 separate recordings). Recorded by Graham and Margaret BRIDE on 12.03.2008. Recording duration 29:16families, domestic life, beryl rigby nee dixon

Recording of the Oral History by Marlene MCPHERSON nee HEGARTY discussing growing up in Port Melbourne, particularly Cruikshank St. Recorded by Graham and Margaret Bride on 01.01.2008. Recording duration 38:14families, domestic life, marlene mcpherson nee hegarty, marlene hegarty mcpherson

Recording of the Oral History by Joan KEENAN nee HOLDEN discussing growing up in Port Melbourne, particularly Cruikshank St. Recorded by Graham and Margaret Bride on 01.01.2008. Recording duration 47:55families, domestic life, joan keenan nee holden, loan holden keenan

Recording of the Oral History by Norah Howard discussing her life in Port Melbourne (3 separate recordings) Recorded by Graham and Margaret Bride on 31.03.2008. Recording duration 2:09:48families, domestic life, norah howard

Recording of the Oral History by Terry Keenan discussing growing up in Port Melbourne, particularly Cruikshank St. Recorded by David Thompson on 03.03.2008. Recording duration 53:11families, domestic life, terry keenan

Interview used in contributions to the book "They Can Carry Me Out" . Original recording was made many years earlier and was loaned by her daughter, Margaret BRIDE for this project.Mrs Ada POLSON discussing her life before and after her marriage; and her family's (Bellion) general store in Stokes St.Duration side 1 00:29:26. Side 2 00:28:04families, domestic life, ada polson nee bellion

Recording of David THOMPSON's interview with Perce WHITE regarding his father's (Alfred Ernest McGUIRE) life in Port Melbourne and service during World War I and the White Family after the war. Duration 1:20:29war - world war i, domestic life, alfred ernest mcguire, armed services - army, perce mcguire white, perce white

Valuable recollections by resident of areaAn oral history with Jim Sinclair discussing his early life in Port Melbourne. Work, sport and more. Recorded at his home in Bentleigh East 30 June 2020domestic life, sport, work

Interview used in contribution to the book "They can Carry me Out"Beris CAMPBELL, City of Port Melbourne Social Worker, discussing migrant matters early in her time with Council, The Port Melbourne festival, and moreDuration side 00:50:40families, domestic life, social activities, beris campbell