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Port of Portland Authority archives.Front: S.S. (Turbine) 'Ixion' (upper centre) First ship to berth at the K.S.Anderson Wharf/ Portland Victoria/ 9th October 1959 (lower centre) Back: (no inscriptions)port of portland, maritime, ssixion, k s anderson wharf

Port of Portland Authority ArchievesBack: Ian Baird - pencilport of portland archives, grain silos, ian baird

Pages 9 - 24 of the Portland Guardian, for 19th NOV. 1960. Most of the paper devoted to articles re the opening of the deep-water port at PortlandPages 9 - 24 of the Portland Guardian, for 19th NOV. 1960. Most of the paper devoted to articles re the opening of the deep-water port at Portland

Port of Portland Authority ArchivesFront: Back- Kinloch Standly > Federal Stevedores- Geelong Don Smith Ol Leany -wwf -Blue biroport of portland archives

Portland Port Authority Archivesport of portland

Portland Port Authority Archivesport of portland archives, cr keith wilson

From the Port of Portland website: The original corkscrew was built as a gift to the Portland Harbour Trust by the contractors who constructed the port. It was designed in 1960 and fabricated shortly after the completion of the Main Breakwater. The corkscrew was built as an observatory, with the observation deck approximately 13 metres above sea level. Its original design life was less than 25 years. The original structure was dilapidated, extremely unsafe and in danger of collapse. Understanding the historical and community importance of the original structure, in 2016 Port of Portland began the process of designing and building a replacement. The new corkscrew is a similar size and has been based on the same spiral shape of the original structure. The corkscrew has been constructed using mild steel, heavily coated in marine grade paint (similar to what is used on ships). Heavy duty plastic has been used for the walkway section which will withstand the harsh elements of the marine environment.Photograph of the Portland Corkscrew in the 1980sportland, seafront, maritime, portland landmark, corkscrew, port of portland

Port of Portland Collectionport of portland archives, ledger, cash book, administration, trade, 1936 to 1960

ex-'Tarragal', tug boat, Port of Portland|Port of Portland Authority CollectionFront: Seahorse/ G. B./ 59679 (on lid) PORT Back: (no inscriptions)port of portland archives

ex-'Tarragal', tug boat, Port of Portland|Port of Portland Authority CollectionFront: MASTHEAD/Seahorse/ G. B./ 5968? (on lid) Back: (no inscriptions)port of portland archives

ex-'Tarragal', tug boat, Port of Portland|Port of Portland Authority CollectionFront: Seahorse/ G. B./ 59676 (on lid) PORT Back: (no inscriptions)port of portland archives

From 'Tarragal', tug boat, Port of Portland. Port of Portland Authority CollectionStern navigational light. White-painted copper case with hinged lid. Fastened with hinged latch and clasp on a chain. 180 degree dioptric lens. Fitted with incandescent lamp. Folding handle on top. Three mounting lugs around base.Front: MASTHEAD/ Seahorse/ G. B./ 59682/ Back: (no inscriptions)port of portland collection, tarragal tug, maritime

Newspaper clipping from 'Portland Guardian', May 5 1921, article re first loading of wheat at Portland by a White Star liner.portland harbour, port of portland, 1921, cargo, white star line

Invitation to launch of K.S. Anderson's book, 'A Port is Built' at 'Maretimo', Friday November 13 1981. White card, dark red printFront: 'Miss B. Vivian' - black typek s anderson, author, portland harbour, port of portland

Corporate tie, Port of Portland Authority, maroon, narrow light blue and yellow diagonal stripe below Port of Portland Authority logo.

Christmas card from the Port of Portland Authority to K.S. Anderson. Cream card, gold print, aerial photograph of the Port of Portland on front cover. Unsigned.greetings card, christmas, k s anderson, port of portland authority archives

Pages 9 -24 of the Portland 'Guardian', for 19 NOV 1960. A souvenir edition to commemorate the opening of the deep water port.A souvenir edition to commemorate the opening of the deep water port.

Black and white photo postcard of the MV 'Port Launceston' at the Long Pier, Portland Harbour, Rose Series DeLuxeFront: 'THE ROSE SERIES P 10163 MV PORT LAUNCESTON AT THE LONG PIER PORTLAND HARBOUR VICportland harbour, postcard, port launceston mv

Programme for official opening of Portland Grain Terminal, Thurs. 8 April, 1965. White A4 sheet, black print, one side.Back: 'Duplicate receipts, Aug. 3 L 5?0 Sept 2 L 49-17-3 "Framed prints' no duty stamps' - handwritten, blue biro.1965, portland grain terminal, port of portland

Coloured photograph: MDC - inside. Same couple as 10327, reading plaques beside Portland lifeboat - complete port side visible.

Port of Portland Authority Believed to be one of the items transferred to City of Portland from Port of Portland Authority late in 1997. There is no apparent evidence that this item has formally come under the responsibility of Glenelg Shire Council, although through practice, and community expectation, Glenelg Shire Council has assumed responsibility for its care and maintenance. Efforts to identify its status are continuing.Maritime jetty crane consisting of cast iron gears and housing, struts, supports, pulleys and timber masts. The metal work has been coated in gren paint, the timber mast in white paint.jetty cranes, crane, portland harbour, cargo

Cotton tea towel. White background 'AUSTRALIA'S SHIPWRECK COAST' in black. Depictions in brown, of 4 shipwrecks, above depiction of Shipwreck Coast - Portland to Port Campbell. Bottom half of tea towel, has coloured depictions of various places on Shipwreck Coast. Black border.