B&W photocopy of Lloyd and Amelia Finch seeing off friends at Station Pier 1950spiers and wharves - station pier, lloyd finch, amelia finch

One of thirty photos taken by Alison Kelly at the Mission Arts Centre, late 1980s, early 1990s. Some with captions. Many have copies already in collection. Nellie Thackruh and Amelia Finch blow out the candles on their joint birthday cake at party held at Mission February 1988Details in pencil on backmissions to seamen, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, social activities, mission arts centre

One of thirty photos taken by Alison Kelly at the Mission Arts Centre, late 1980s, early 1990s. Some with captions. Many have copies already in collection. Joint 83/60 birthday party held at Mission for Nellie Thackruh of 444 Williamstown Road and Amelia Finch of 201 Stokes Street, 4 February 1988. Lloyd Finch on left, unknown woman centre.missions to seamen, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, social activities, mission arts centre

Interview used in contribution to the book "They can Carry me Out"Chutathip Silpiphat discussing her life in Thailand prior to moving to Australia 12 months earlier and her experiences in Port Melbourne over the past year.Duration side 01:19:25domestic life, social activities, chutathip silpiphat

Interview used in contribution to the book "They can Carry me Out"Laura McGill discussing growing up in Port Melbourne, local dances, beach, piers and moreDuration side 01:10:44domestic life, social activities, laura irving mcgill

Interview used in contribution to the book "They Can Carry me Out"Pat Grainger discussing her life both before and since moving to Port Melbourne, with particular reference to the campaign to stop the conversion of the Port Melbourne rail line to light railDuration side 01:55:43domestic life, transport - railways, public action campaigns, pat grainger

This float was created by members of Friends of the Park, a group formed in 1987 against government proposals to turn the railway and reservation into a grand boulevard to service the proposed Sandridge City 'bayside' development. Members worked for months to make the decorations, added to a trailer. During the festival procession sausages were BBQ'd on the trailer and handed out to the crowd. On arrival at Murphy's Reserve all floats were put out of sight, and few saw the results of their efforts.One of 16 photos of Friends of the Park float for the February 1989 Port Melbourne Festival: Float construction at Station Street carport, 88 Ingles Street: ?, Gary Ways (L), Amelia Finch (C), Anne Callaghan(R)celebrations fetes and exhibitions, public action campaigns, anne callaghan, gary, amelia finch, friends of the park, port melbourne festival

One of thirty photos taken by Alison Kelly at the Mission Arts Centre, late 1980s, early 1990s. Some with captions. Many have copies already in collection. Flying Angel flag raising 1990. On roof of Mission building, caretaker Brian Couldrey, Lloyd Finch of Stokes Street, Michael Nicholls (caretaker), Amelia Finch, and Pat Grainger of Station Street toast the raising of a Flying Angel flag hand painted by Alison Kelly.Details in pencil on back. missions to seamen, arts and entertainment, alison kelly, lloyd finch, amelia finch, brian couldrey, michael nicholls, pat grainger, mission arts centre

Maree and Marcus of 63 Station Street married after several years of living together. As she is a fashion designer, she designed and made all costumes; as he is a musician, some of his friends played jazz and rock for the procession to the Port Melbourne Yacht Club for the ceremony. Only three neighbours (including photographer) were invited to accompany the procession. The wedding must have been one of the last functions in the clubhouse before it burned.From a group of photographs of the 1989 wedding procession of Maree MENZEL and Marcus DAVIDSON, from the railway reserve near 63 Station Street to the Port Melbourne Yacht Club: three photos in railway reserve (Hester Reserve)celebrations fetes and exhibitions, built environment, maree menzel, marcus davidson, amelia finch

Pink manilla folder containing residents correspondence and submissions 1987-89 concerning Bayside Development and related issues. The residents are Linda Cooke and Robert Frost. Folder has a white label on spine - "My Political Letters Port '87, '88, '89."Some items dated, stamped, etc; some notationstown planning - proposals shelved - bayside, linda cooke, robert frost, amelia finch

Made by Pat Grainger for Pickets' street stall"Port" apron made for street stall fund raiser held 1987 by Port Melbourne Pickets, protesters against rail closurepublic action campaigns, pat grainger, amelia finch

"The Chaplains Wars" by Bill Coffeyarmed services - navy, religion - anglican (holy trinity), rev h w (bill) coffey mbe, john coffey, amelia finch

Maree and Marcus of 63 Station Street married after several years of living together. As she is a fashion designer, she designed and made all costumes; as he is a musician, some of his friends played jazz and rock for the procession to the Port Melbourne Yacht Club for the ceremony. Only three neighbours (including photographer) were invited to accompany the procession. The wedding must have been one of the last functions in the clubhouse before it burned.From a group of photographs of the 1989 wedding procession of Maree Menzel and Marcus Davidson, from the railway reserve near 63 Station Street to the Port Melbourne Yacht Club: procession in Beach Street, Swallow & Ariell, Sandridge Hotel and former cable tram depot in viewcelebrations fetes and exhibitions, built environment, maree menzel, marcus davidson, amelia finch

Concerned residents held a picket to protest against the withdrawal of heavy rail, and its replacement with light rail. Closure of the railway would involve the loss of the connection with Flinders St, and the rest of the rail network.Photograph of Port Melbourne Picket group holding a fund raising stall in Bay St, c1988public action campaigns, societies clubs unions and other organisations, transport - railways, port melbourne picket group, railway reserve, amelia finch, lloyd finch

Interviewed by Amelia FINCH. Interview used in contributions to the book "They Can Carry Me Out". Mrs. May LOWE recalling her memories of growing up in Port Melbourne.Duration : Side 1 00:46:21, Side 2 00:43:47may lowe