Shot in 1973 with particular interest in architectureStokes St southeast, Freemason's Tavern (Sandridge Hotel) and Terrace homes and Freemason's Lodge 1973Identified and dated on back in inkbuilt environment - commercial, built environment - domestic, stokes street, freemason's lodge, sandridge hotel, freemason's tavern, business and traders - hotels, janet walsh, allen walsh

Matchbox cover depicting the finish of the Melbourne and Caulfield Cups, 1937. "With compliments from Freemasons Tavern Port Melbourne" printed on the side. Contains a box of Redheads matches.sport - horse racing, freemason's tavern, melbourne cup, caulfield cup, business and traders - hotels

Detail of a photograph of HMAS Pioneer at anchor in Hobson's Bay by Allan C GREEN held by the SLV (H91.325/2122). Cropped by Allan MARSHALL to focus on the Port Melbourne foreshore. Research by David F RADCLIFFE indicates that the Pioneer was commissioned as an Australian ship in March 1913 (previously Royal Navy) and was decommissioned in November 1916. Further examination of newspaper reports on TROVE indicate the image was taken sometime between January and April 1914.Digital copy of a b&w photograph of Port Melbourne foreshore from Hobson's Bay with the stern of HMAS Pioneer in the foreground and a cable tram passing the Freemason's Tavern on Beach Street in the background. Three chimneys are visible including one identified as Swallow & Ariell Ltd with "S&A".swallow & ariell ltd, beach street, freemason's tavern, built environment - industrial, business and traders - hotels, natural environment - beaches and foreshore, transport - tramways, cable trams, built environment - commercial, hmas pioneer, allan c green

The Freemason's Tavern was established on the corner of Beach and Stokes Streets in 1859 next to the Masonic Hall used by the Sandridge Marine Lodge No 21 at 18 Stokes Street. It became the Sandridge Hotel in the 1940s by which time the building had been remodelled in a moderne style. The Sandridge Hotel was demolished in early 2007 except for a single wall in Stokes Street that remained, propped up, before it too was demolished in March, 2007. A reconstructed 'Victorian' version of the hotel was incorporated into the apartments built on the site.Digital colour photograph of the demolition of the Sandridge Hotel on the corner of Beach and Stokes Streets showing a single wall remaining in Stokes Street.business and traders - hotels, built environment - commercial, sandridge hotel, freemason's tavern, demolitions, beach street, stockes street

The Freemason's Tavern was established on the corner of Beach and Stokes Streets in 1859 next to the Masonic Hall used by the Sandridge Marine Lodge No 21 at 18 Stokes Street. It became the Sandridge Hotel in the 1940s by which time the building had been remodelled in a moderne style. The Sandridge Hotel was demolished in early 2007 except for a single wall in Stokes Street that remained, propped up, before it too was demolished in March, 2007. A reconstructed 'Victorian' version of the hotel was incorporated into the apartments built on the site.Digital colour photograph of the demolition of the Sandridge Hotel on the corner of Beach and Stokes Streets showing a single wall remaining in Stokes Street.business and traders - hotels, built environment - commercial, sandridge hotel, freemason's tavern, demolitions, beach street, stockes street

The Freemason's Tavern was established on the corner of Beach and Stokes Streets in 1859 next to the Masonic Hall used by the Sandridge Marine Lodge No 21 at 18 Stokes Street. It became the Sandridge Hotel in the 1940s by which time the building had been remodelled in a moderne style. The Sandridge Hotel was demolished in early 2007 except for a single wall in Stokes Street that remained, propped up, before it too was demolished in March, 2007. A reconstructed 'Victorian' version of the hotel was incorporated into the apartments built on the site.Digital colour photograph of the demolition of the Sandridge Hotel on the corner of Beach and Stokes Streets showing a single wall remaining in Stokes Street.business and traders - hotels, built environment - commercial, sandridge hotel, freemason's tavern, demolitions, beach street, stockes street

The Freemason's Tavern was established on the corner of Beach and Stokes Streets in 1859 next to the Masonic Hall used by the Sandridge Marine Lodge No 21 at 18 Stokes Street. It became the Sandridge Hotel in the 1940s by which time the building had been remodelled in a moderne style. The Sandridge Hotel was demolished in early 2007 except for a single wall in Stokes Street that remained, propped up, before it too was demolished in March, 2007. A reconstructed 'Victorian' version of the hotel was incorporated into the apartments built on the site.Digital colour photograph of the demolition of the Sandridge Hotel on the corner of Beach and Stokes Streets showing the outline of the hotel on the next door building.business and traders - hotels, built environment - commercial, sandridge hotel, freemason's tavern, demolitions, beach street, stockes street

The Freemason's Tavern was established on the corner of Beach and Stokes Streets in 1859 next to the Masonic Hall used by the Sandridge Marine Lodge No 21 at 18 Stokes Street. It became the Sandridge Hotel in the 1940s by which time the building had been remodelled in a moderne style. The Sandridge Hotel was demolished in early 2007 except for a single wall in Stokes Street that remained, propped up, before it too was demolished in March, 2007. A reconstructed 'Victorian' version of the hotel was incorporated into the apartments built on the site.Digital colour photograph of the demolition of the Sandridge Hotel on the corner of Beach and Stokes Streets showing a single wall remaining in Stokes Street.business and traders - hotels, built environment - commercial, sandridge hotel, freemason's tavern, demolitions, beach street, stockes street

Made from neg by O'Flaherty's for use in 2000 calendar. This photo also used on heritage postcards 1999)Digital print of Stokes Street 1989, showing original Masonic Hall, Sandridge Hotel (Freemasons Tavern), Rotunda and Swallow and Ariell.built environment, societies clubs unions and other organisations, industry - food, swallow & ariell ltd, band rotunda, freemasons hall, sandridge hotel, stokes street, business and traders - hotels

The book has a dark green and brown leather hardback cover. There are also water stains and what appears to be mould growth. The cover has an Imprinted border around the edges of the title. The spine is torn at the top and bottom. A page is torn out between front cover and introduction page. The pages have stains from use and some foxing. On May 20 1812, a group of Church of England evangelical clergy & laity met in The Freemasons' Tavern in Great Queen Street, London, to form "The Prayer Book and Homily Society." The founders were also members of the Church Missionary Society (founded 1799) and the British and Foreign Bible Society (founded 1804). The purpose of this Society was to print and distribute the Book of Common Prayer (1662) in English and in other languages, as needed by missionaries; and also to publish "The Book of Homilies" which is referred to in "The Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion" as a source of the foundational doctrine of the Church of England by law established. The Society published the Prayer Book in at least 12 languages and seems to have been at the peak of its activity in 1828-1833. The Homilies were only published in English and in editions without the critical apparatus. http://pbs1928.blogspot.com/2003/01/prayer-book-homily-society.htmlreligion, religious text, sermons, homilies