The Polly Woodside centenary Nov 1985100 year anniversary gazette1985 Polly Woodside Centenary GazetteReverse - " n/a "historical references, polly woodside, gazette

Restoration of sea going barque The Polly WoodsideRestored shipThe Barque "Polly Woodside", National Trust's pamphlet, c1988Reverse - " n/a "historical references, polly woodside

The Polly Woodside awardRestored ship statusThe Age Tue 01 Nov 1988 article re Polly Woodside awardReverse - " n/a "historical references, polly woodside

Belaying pins used on the Polly Woodside, former Rona, ship now berthed on the Yarra River.The Polly Woodside was saved in the 1970s and use as a Maritime Museum until its collection was dispersed. Now one of the National Trust assets. Some Mission's volunteers were also part of the team of volunteers restoring the Polly Woodside in the 1970s.Painted: 1885 POLLY WOODSIDE 1977polly woodside, rona, yarra river, national trust, interest group

POLLY WOODSIDEsquare rigged sailing ship drawing

Painting, oil on board, of the tall sailing ship 'Polly Woodside' by C Smithflagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village, oil painting, maritime oil painting, sailing ship polly woodside, polly woodside, tall ship, c. smith, maritime painting, marine artist

Glen Stuart was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award by Museums Australia (Victoria) at the 2005 Museum Industry Recognition Awards.Glen STUART with his Lifetime Achievement Award on deck at the Polly Woodside.awards and presentations, glen stuart, polly woodside

Glen Stuart was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award by Museums Australia (Victoria) at the 2005 Museum Industry Recognition Awards.Glen STUART with his Lifetime Achievement Award on deck at the Polly Woodside with Pat GRAINGER.awards and presentations, glen stuart, pat grainger, polly woodside

The children from Bulla Primary School enjoyed an excursion to the Polly Woodside where they were given the chance to see over a seagoing sailing ship.A non-digital coloured photograph taken from the ship's deck and showing the many ropes in the rigging needed on a sailing ship to determine the position of the sails that were needed for the boat to sail. polly woodside, school excursions, sailing ships, bulla primary school

The children from Bulla Primary School enjoyed an excursion to the sailing ship the Polly Woodside which was moored on the south bank of the Yarra River in Melbourne. They had the opportunity to look all over the ship and its workings were explained to the children. In this image three children are trying to turn the steering wheel on the ship's deck. Polly Woodside. The Polly Woodside is a three masted barque with an iron hull built in Belfast in 1886. That date is displayed on the ship’s bell. It was built to carry coal and wheat between Britain and South America. It continued on this route until steam powered ships superseded sailing vessels. In 1968 it was brought to Australia and eventually was acquired by the National Trust of Victoria for preservation. It is now preserved in the South Wharf precinct and cared for by volunteers. It is one of the old sailing ships with relevance to the story of the European settlement in Australia.A non-digital coloured photograph of three children are turning a wheel on a ship's deck with two adults looking on. The city skyline is in the middle distance.polly woodside, sailing ships, school excursions, bulla primary schooil

.Colour photograph of the Polly WoodsideRealism, historical, colour photographColour photograph of the Queenscliffe Signal StationOn the reverse - "nil"three masted barque polly woodside at the melbourne maritime museum

The children from Bulla Primary School enjoyed an excursion which took in a guided tour of the three masted barque, the Polly Woodside, which was moored at Melbourne's South Wharf and a ferry trip along the Yarra River in the Melba Star.A non-digital coloured photograph of children under the direction of their teachers watching them disembark from a ferry.polly woodside, school excursions, yarra river, ferry trips, bulla primary schooil

The children from Bulla Primary School went on an excursion to the Polly Woodside sailing ship which is docked at South Wharf in Melbourne. They were able to see the many different aspects of the sailing ship. In this image they are going to explore below the decks of the ship.A non-digital photograph of five children and an adult going below decks on a ship. The ship's rigging is visible on the RHS of the image.polly woodside, school excursions, bulla primary schooil

The three girls, from Bulla Primary School, were on a school excursion to the sailing ship, Polly Woodside, which was moored along the south bank of the Yarra River in Melbourne. They are looking at the ship's bell which according to the information on its side was cast in 1885. On this excursion the children were introduced to aspects of sea travel in a bygone era.A non-digital coloured photograph of three little girls crouched down on the deck of a ship and looking at the bell.polly woodside, school excursions, sailing ships, bulla primary school