"History of SS No 1427, Nott St, Port Melbourne". Photocopy of two typed pages signed by F R Tonkin 31 March 1969. Information is included about earlier schools : 542 Sandridge (National), 590 Sandridge (Wesleyan) and 602 Sandridge (Roman Catholic) that all closed after No 1427 opened on 1 July 1874.education - primary schools, built environment - civic, nott street state school

Black and white photograph (copy) of William MORLEY in Mayoral robes worn at the time of the visit of Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, in 1867local government - borough of sandridge, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, william morley, mayors

Six foolscap pages listing the names of the lot owners in 1860 in the township of Sandridge: Handwrittenbuilt environment

CD contains a copy of The Argus newspaper page dated October 25 1913, including an interview wih the daughter of Wilbraham Liardet remembering early days in Port Melbourneliardet family, wilbraham frederick evelyn liardet, wfe liardet, sandridge, liardet's beach

In the 1980s it was in the State Patliament offices.Coloured print of a William Strutt watercolour of the Sandridge beach. Shows a cow being towed out by a rowboat to a ship, and other cows still on the beach. Print is framed in a 1980s simple wooden frame.natural environment - beaches and foreshore, transport - shipping, livestock, william strutt

Photo\copies of letter and small map from Office of Lands & Survey, 22 June 1876. Re permission to lease land to build a boat on Sandridge Beach. Original letter sent to J.C. Lowrie of Stokes Street. Various copies stapled together.local government - borough of sandridge, j c lowrie, sandridge beach

Bundle of yearly account statements from Council 1870-1911local government - town of port melbourne, local government - borough of sandridge

Council Cash Book 1864local government - borough of sandridge

Contract book depicting contracts. name and address of contractor, nature of contract, date and price. From 7-3-1861 to 15-2-1877local government - borough of sandridge

Brown cash book Sandridge Borough 1864 to 1870local government - borough of sandridge

B&W photos of various locations in Port Melbourne Sandridge railway bridge over Yarra in MelbourneSeveral have descriptions of locations in pencil on rear of photostransport - railways, sandridge railway

Plans. Existing conditions. Concept for the Boulevard upgrade at Sandridge Beach. Dated October 2003local government - city of port melbourne, engineering - roads streets lanes and footpaths

Plans. Traffic treatment. Concept for the Boulevard upgrade at Sandridge Beach. Dated October 2003local government - city of port melbourne, engineering - roads streets lanes and footpaths

Plans. Landscape concept for the Boulevard upgrade at Sandridge Beach. Dated October 2003local government - city of port phillip, engineering - roads streets lanes and footpaths

Section of aerial photograph of Port Melbourne c1931 (refer item 574), covering Beach almost to Bridge Street and Lagoon to Bay Streetsandridge lagoon, built environment

Section of aerial photograph of Port Melbourne c1931 (refer item 574), covering Beach to Spring Street and Lagoon to Lyons Streetsandridge lagoon, built environment

Taken by Ann SMALLPAGE, who walked the length of the festival and back - Sandridge Beach to Station PierFrom a set of photographs taken by Ann SMALLPAGE showing the PMH&PS display at Station Pier on Sunday 21 May 2006 for a festival celebrating the completion of Beacon Cove . Shows visitor examining display boardNumbered (3) and dated on back by donor.celebrations fetes and exhibitions, beacon cove, port melbourne historical & preservation society, pmhps

Taken by Ann SMALLPAGE, who walked the length of the festival and back - Sandridge Beach to Station PierFrom a set of photographs taken by Ann SMALLPAGE showing the PMH&PS display at Station Pier on Sunday 21 May 2006 for a festival celebrating the completion of Beacon Cove . Shows visitors examining display board of Alison KELLY's 1990 panoramas. Maree CHALMERS is explaning.Numbered (4) and dated on back by donor.celebrations fetes and exhibitions, beacon cove, port melbourne historical & preservation society, pmhps, maree chalmers

Taken by Ann SMALLPAGE, who walked the length of the festival and back - Sandridge Beach to Station PierFrom a set of photographs taken by Ann SMALLPAGE showing the PMH&PS display at Station Pier on Sunday 21 May 2006 for a festival celebrating the completion of Beacon Cove . Shows couples playing beach tennis on new beach in front of final stage of Mirvac development.Numbered (24) and dated on back by donor.celebrations fetes and exhibitions, beacon cove

Freemasons banner from the Sandridge Marine lodge. Bronze silk material with gold lettering. Hanging from wooden support with brass ends and silk braided cord. (Currently hanging on side of C.19 Vertical Storage - March 2016)Upper - "Ünder the United Grand Lodge of Victoria" Middle - "Sandridge Marine Lodge Victoria No 21" with Freemason symbol and sailing ship Lower - "Founded 1858"societies clubs unions and other organisations, sandridge marine lodge, freemasons

Ewan Ogilvy, former Melbourne Councillor and also of Community Services Victoria, Inner Urban Ministerial Advisory Committee and Uniting Church's Centre for Urban Research and Action (CURA), was instrumental in social justice approaches to town planning. He and CURA's Social Justice and the City Project funded Port Melbourne community groups protesting against the SCDC development in 1987. His files were presented to the Society in May 2001 on his preparation for leaving Victoria.From Ewan Ogilvy's chronologically organised 'Bayside Papers' relating to the proposed development of Port Melbourne industrial land in the late 1980s: Victorian Auditor General's Office - Special Report No. 18: Bayside Development - blue/green soft cover bookSigned 'Ewan Ogilvy'town planning, town planning - proposals shelved - bayside, public action campaigns, environmental issues, public housing, missions to seamen, ewan ogilvy, sandridge city development co pty ltd, scdc, linton r lethlean, barry pullen - mlc

Orginal document kept in Derham family until 1944, then presented to the lodge. Framed and identified by Brother W. Muir. Loaned by the last Wor. Master Dale Allchin for us to copy, when the Lodge closed in May 2001 (original with him).Colour lasercopy of a mounted Sandridge Marine Lodge summons to an 1858 meeting, presented to the lodge in 1944 by the Derham family 'as a memento of the early days'Handwritten in ink on back of original document itself 'Summons for 21 July 1858 No 4' Handwritten in pencil on back of mount board 'Framed by Wor. Bro. W. Muir Wor Master 1943-44 Sandridge Marine Lodge 21' '5/4/44'societies clubs unions and other organisations, charles alfred melbourne derham, w muir, swallow & ariell ltd, w c tallant, sandridge marine lodge

Was left at 63 Station Street after Mrs Sanderson's death (daughter in law?)Framed letter 1908 from the Sandridge United Friendly Societies' Dispensary to Mr Sanderson of 63 Station Street, in appreciation of his services as Chairman. Handwritten and signed by William Stocker, Sec.Headed 'Sandridge United Friendly Societies'Dispensary. Watermark on left hand side: 'Cottonpole'societies clubs unions and other organisations, sandridge united friendly societies' dispensary, sanderson

The Missions to Seamen building, designed by architect Harry Norris and built in 1937, was located on the site proposed 50 years later for development by the Sandridge Development Company. The building fell into disrepair after it was closed by the church in 1972, but enjoyed a brief and energetic period in 1987-90 when it was used as a community arts centre. These documents record the campaign waged to save the building from demolition. It was demolished in October 1995.Material relating to a campaign to save the Missions to Seamen building, 1987-88: minutes, correspondence and membership details of National Trust-auspiced Port Mission Action Groupmission to seamen, arts and entertainment, mission arts centre, national trust of victoria, harry a norris, pat grainger, barry merat, brian couldrey

The Missions to Seamen building, designed by architect Harry Norris and built in 1937, was located on the site proposed 50 years later for development by the Sandridge Development Company. The building fell into disrepair after it was closed by the church in 1972, but enjoyed a brief and energetic period in 1987-90 when it was used as a community arts centre. These documents record the campaign waged to save the building from demolition. It was demolished in October 1995.Material relating to a campaign to save the Missions to Seamen building, 1987-88: correspondence from the Mission Arts Centremission to seamen, arts and entertainment, mission arts centre, national trust of victoria, harry a norris, pat grainger, barry merat, brian couldrey

The Missions to Seamen building, designed by architect Harry Norris and built in 1937, was located on the site proposed 50 years later for development by the Sandridge Development Company. The building fell into disrepair after it was closed by the church in 1972, but enjoyed a brief and energetic period in 1987-90 when it was used as a community arts centre. These documents record the campaign waged to save the building from demolition. It was demolished in October 1995.Material relating to a campaign to save the Missions to Seamen building, 1987-88: flyers, campaign and promotional material from the Mission Arts Centremission to seamen, arts and entertainment, mission arts centre, national trust of victoria, harry a norris, pat grainger, barry merat, brian couldrey

The Missions to Seamen building, designed by architect Harry Norris and built in 1937, was located on the site proposed 50 years later for development by the Sandridge Development Company. The building fell into disrepair after it was closed by the church in 1972, but enjoyed a brief and energetic period in 1987-90 when it was used as a community arts centre. These documents record the campaign waged to save the building from demolition. It was demolished in October 1995.Material relating to a campaign to save the Missions to Seamen building, 1987-88: items relating to an open day at the Missions to Seamen building for Heritage Week, 22 to 25 April 1988, including notes for accompanying guided tourmission to seamen, arts and entertainment, mission arts centre, national trust of victoria, harry a norris, pat grainger, barry merat, brian couldrey, town planning, heritage

The Missions to Seamen building, designed by architect Harry Norris and built in 1937, was located on the site proposed 50 years later for development by the Sandridge Development Company. The building fell into disrepair after it was closed by the church in 1972, but enjoyed a brief and energetic period in 1987-90 when it was used as a community arts centre. These documents record the campaign waged to save the building from demolition. It was demolished in October 1995.Miscellaneous correspondence and flyers relating to a campaign to save the Missions to Seamen building, 1987-88: mission to seamen, arts and entertainment, mission arts centre, national trust of victoria, harry a norris, pat grainger, barry merat, brian couldrey

From a series of photographs taken by Lyn Allison, when a councillor of the City of Port MelbournePhoto of concrete steps at Sandridge Beach looking south east towards Missions to Seamen buildingnatural environment - beaches and foreshore, missions to seamen, lyn allison