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Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Document - Report, Delapidation survey on 78 Princes St, prepared by Mirvac, 25 Sep 1995
... mirvac victoria...Delapidation survey report from Mirvac Victoria...Mirvac Victoria... survey report from Mirvac Victoria for the property at 78 Princes ...Survey undertaken prior to Beacon Cove development, in order to prevent subsequent claims of damage by householder. Residence of Hazel Wilson. Papers found in her house after her move to a nursing home..Delapidation survey report from Mirvac Victoria for the property at 78 Princes Street, issued prior to beginning development opposite. Eight colour photos of property (outside and internal views), plus one page of observations and covering letter 1995town planning, built environment - domestic, mirvac victoria, hazel trembath wilson, princes street, beacon cove -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Pamphlet, Ewan Ogilvy's Bayside Papers, Box Three - Beacon Cove - A Future for Princes Pier, 1990s
... mirvac victoria...Mirvac Victoria... victoria Mirvac Victoria ...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: 'Beacon Cove - A Future for Princes Pier' - promotional brochure for development of Princes Pier (Mirvac Beacon Cove Stage 2)Signed 'Ewan Ogilvy'town planning, town planning - proposals shelved - bayside, environmental issues, ewan ogilvy, mirvac victoria -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Plan - Immigration sculpture, Beacon Cove, Orchard Design Studio, Mark Weichart, 1998
... mirvac victoria... mark weichart orchard design studios mirvac victoria sculpture ...Mirvac, Beacon Cove developers, commissioned this sculpture. Orchard contacted PMH&PS for 19th Century migrant ship names, to be handcarved into jarrah portion of sculpture, and for approval of 20th century ship names for the steel section. In return we requested a copy of these plans.Presentation plans (two sheets) for sculpture at Beacon Cove, designed by Orchard Design Studio of Pakenham. One in full colour, one a photocopy only. Subject: immigration.Photocopy signed by the artist, Mark Weichart.piers and wharves - station pier, immigration, transport - shipping, arts and entertainment - visual arts, mark weichart, orchard design studios, mirvac victoria, sculpture -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Ceremonial object - Foundation stone, Missions to Seamen, Port Melbourne, 1937
... in October 1995, this stone was removed intact by developers Mirvac..., this stone was removed intact by developers Mirvac Victoria ...During demolition of the 1937 Missions to Seamen building in October 1995, this stone was removed intact by developers Mirvac Victoria, and placed in the care of the PMH&PS.Cornerstone laid at the Missions to Seamen building, Beach Road and Swallow Street, in 1937.Engraved in black lettering on a granite background: To the glory of God and the welfare of all seafarers this foundation stone was laid by His Excellency the Governor of Victoria, the Lord Huntingfield K.C.M.G. May 18th 1937. This branch Institute of the Victorian Missions to Seamen was erected through the generosity of Alfred M Nicholas Esq. Office of Harry A Norris Architectsmissions to seamen, harry a norris, lord huntingfield -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Relocated and damaged cornerstone, Missions to Seamen, Port Melbourne, Bob Gooding, Jul 2015
... in October 1995, this stone was removed intact by developers Mirvac..., this stone was removed intact by developers Mirvac Victoria ...During demolition of the 1937 Missions to Seamen building in October 1995, this stone was removed intact by developers Mirvac Victoria, and placed in the care of the PMH&PS.Photograph taken by member Bob Gooding showing severe damage to the stone on July 2015 Cornerstone laid at the Missions to Seamen building, Beach Road and Swallow Street, in 1937. Now located in the seawall surrounding the carpark at the foot of Nott Stmissions to seamen, harry a norris, lord huntingfield -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Ceremonial object - Foundation stone, Victorian Seamen's Institute, 1930
... in October 1995, this stone was removed intact by developers Mirvac... in October 1995, this stone was removed intact by developers Mirvac ...During demolition of the 1937 Missions to Seamen building in October 1995, this stone was removed intact by developers Mirvac Victoria, and placed in the care of the PMH&PS.Cornerstone originally laid at the Victorian Seamen's Institute corner Nott and Beach Street (Fox Hay building today) during extensions in 1930. Was relocated to interior wall near the chapel doors when the new Mission building at corner of Beach Road and Swallow Street was built in 1937.Engraved in gold lettering on a black background: To the glory of God and the welfare of seamen this stone was unveiled by the Most Rev. Frederick Waldeerave, Head B.D. Archbishop of Melbourne on the 23rd day of January 1930mission to seamen, frederick waldegrave -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Relocated cornerstone, Seamen's Institute, Port Melbourne, 1930
... in October 1995, this stone was removed intact by developers Mirvac... in October 1995, this stone was removed intact by developers Mirvac ...During demolition of the 1937 Missions to Seamen building in October 1995, this stone was removed intact by developers Mirvac Victoria, and placed in the care of the PMH&PS.Photograph taken by member Bob Gooding in September 2015 of the cornerstone Cornerstone originally laid at the Victorian Seamen's Institute corner Nott and Beach Street (Fox Hay building today) during extensions in 1930.. Was relocated to interior wall near the chapel doors when the new Mission building at corner of Beach Road and Swallow Street was built in 1937.Engraved in gold lettering on a black background: To the glory of God and the welfare of seamen this stone was unveiled by the Most Rev. Frederick Waldeerave, Head B.D. Archbishop of Melbourne on the 23rd day of January 1930mission to seamen, frederick waldegrave -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Foundation stone and plaque, Victorian Seamen's Institute, Beach Street, Port Melbourne, 1888
... in October 1995, this stone was removed intact by developers Mirvac..., Governor of Victoria on Wednesday the 5th day of September AD 1888 ...During demolition of the 1937 Missions to Seamen building in October 1995, this stone was removed intact by developers Mirvac Victoria, and place in the care of the PMH&PS. It is now located as part of the seawall around the car park in front of Nott St. There is a photo of the item on the database, taken in the 1990s while the stone was stored at St Joseph's school in Stokes St.Two photographs taken September 2015 by member Bob Gooding .02 The foundation stone .03 the accompanying plaque - Cornerstone 1888, originally laid at the Victorian Seamen's Institute corner Nott and Beach Street (Fox Hay building today). Was relocated to interior wall near the chapel doors when the new Mission building at corner of Beach Street and Swallow Street was built in 1937.Engraved in gold lettering on a black background: This memorial stone was laid by His Excellenvy Sir Henry B Loch GGMGKCB, Governor of Victoria on Wednesday the 5th day of September AD 1888missions to seamen, sir henry b loch -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Ceremonial object - Foundation stone, Victorian Seamen's Institute, 1888
... in October 1995, this stone was removed intact by developers Mirvac..., Governor of Victoria on Wednesday the 5th day of September AD 1888 ...During demolition of the 1937 Missions to Seamen building in October 1995, this stone was removed intact by developers Mirvac Victoria, and placed in the care of the PMH&PS. It is now located as part of the seawall around the car park in Beach St opposite Nott St. There is a photo of the item on the database, taken in the 1990s while the stone was stored at St Joseph's school in Stokes St..01- Cornerstone 1888, originally laid at the Victorian Seamen's Institute corner Nott and Beach Street (Fox Hay building today). Was relocated to interior wall near the chapel doors when the new Mission building at corner of Beach Road and Swallow Street was built in 1937.Engraved in gold lettering on a black background: This memorial stone was laid by His Excellenvy Sir Henry B Loch GGMGKCB, Governor of Victoria on Wednesday the 5th day of September AD 1888missions to seamen, henry b loch