Celebration of Mary MacKillops Canonisation 2010Postcard with image of Mary MacKillop and franked by Mary MacKillop stamp. Produced for her canonisation 2010.

Produced for her canonisation on 17 October 2010First day cover envelope with franked Mary MacKillop stamp. Back of envelope has Mary MacKillop story. Produced for her canonisation on 17 October 2010.mary mackillop

Two wineglasses, gold rim with green print - 'Mary MacKillop Catholic Primary School, Blessed and opened 6 May 1984'Mary MacKillop Catholic Primary School, Blessed and opened 6 May 1984mary mackillop, glass, wine glass, souvenir, commemorative, 1984

Mary MacKillop is closely associated with Portland. When she was 20, in 1862, she made her way to Portland to become governess to the daughters of Mrs Cameron. Mrs Cameron was a relative of the MacKillop family. Mary began teaching at Common School 510 which was later to become All Saints Primary School. In 1863 Mary and her family moved into Bay View House which was located in Bentinck Street. Mary went on to establish Bay View House - Bay View Seminary for Young Ladies began in 1864 and was run by Mary and her sisters.Celebration programme, Sister Mary Mackillop, Portland. Jan 28-29, 1995. Cream A4 paper, folded, black print, image of Mary MacKillop on front.mary mackillop, school, education, all saints school

Set of 10 Mary MacKillop stamps in presentation folder. Image of Mary MacKillop on front of folder, same as used on stamps. Produced for her canonisation in 2010.mary mackillop, canonisation, saint, portland, stamps, souvenir

Fridge magnet with image of Mary MacKillop. Produced for her canonisation in 2010.souvenir, mary mackillop, canonisation

Produced for Mary MacKillop's canonisation in 2010Lapel pin with image of Mary MacKillop in centre; in border 'Saint Mary MacKillop Australian People's Saint'. Produced for her canonisation 2010. Measurements 2cm diameter

Boxed teaspoon, silver metal, round medallion with image of St Mary MacKillop with 'SAINT MARY MACKILLOP 1842 - 1909' in black, around image.Back: 'Made in Australia'

Key ring with image of Mary MacKillop in arched window, metal. Produced for her canonisation in 2010.Back: White sticker 'Vinnies 'Italy' $5.20 - impression in metal Sold as is'

Identification Numbers : 9216 a,b a) Wine glass, gold rim with green print ' 'Mary MacKillop Catholic Primary School, Blessed and opened 6 May 1984 b) Same as a) (not viewed - in exhibition)

Donation of Barry Payne. Mother Gonzaga Barry founded a school at Portland, on Victoria’s south west coast, after spending time there convalescing in around 1881. In December 1884, M. Gonzaga and community of five went to Portland and founded Loreto Convent, Portland, in a six room cottage belonging to D. Edgar in Bentinck Street, ‘Bayview Cottage’, which had been used by Mary MacKillop and family as a school. Mother Boniface Volcher was the first Superior and Mother Raphael Gallavan the first Mistress of Schools. Later ‘Seaview Cottage’ next door was purchased which was to become the boys’ college, St. Aloysius. In 1900 the front of the Convent was built and in 1903 the wing with the spire was added. This is now the site of Bayview College, Portland.Loreto Convent PortlandWhite cardboard. Black print. View of All Saints Church & Harbour. Reverse: Souvenir of 150th Anniversary of the Foundation of Portland and the Centenary 1984 of the Arrival of Loreto Sisters 1884-1984. "Work with Constancy & Courage". (Mother Mary Mackillop).Front: n/aloreto convent, bayview college, mary mackillop

White bi-fold card, image of Mary McKillop on front, her life story printed on the inside. Mary MacKillop Prayer and fragment of brick from school where she taught in Portland Victoria.mary mackillop

White fine bone china mug in box. Coloured illustration of St. Mary McKillop in oval frame on one side, short history of her life, in black print on the other.Front: In frame 'Commemorating the Canonisation of St Mary MacKillop 17th October 2010' Back: On base 'Decorated for the Sisters of St Joseph. UNIQUE POTTERY AUSTRALIA, PH 61-3-9555-6362' black print, around black and white depiction of St Mary MacKillop.

Pale blue-gray A4 size invitation to the launch of Mary Mackillop interpretive brochure. Invitation has image of Mary Mckillop overlaid by black text. Printing on one side only. Part of Admella 150 Festival.

White cardboard. Black print. View of All Saints Church & Harbor. Reverse: Souvenir of 150th Anniversary of the Foundation of Portland and the Centenary 1984 of the Arrival of Loreto Sisters 1884-1984. "Work with Constancy & Courage". (Mother Mary Mackillop).