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Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation SocietyDocument - 2000 Calendar, Port Melbourne Soccer Club, 1999
... port melbourne sharks...Large Port Melbourne Soccer Club ("The Sharks") Calendar... - soccer port melbourne sharks port melbourne soccer club Large ...Large Port Melbourne Soccer Club ("The Sharks") Calendar for 2000. On heavy stock, with colour photo of the team and supporting ads.sport - soccer, port melbourne sharks, port melbourne soccer club -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation SocietyPhotograph - David Beazley at Lagoon Pier with sharks caught in the Bay, Port Melbourne, 1970s
Copy of B&W photograph of David BEAZLEY and members of his family ('Dugga', centre) on the jetty at the Lagoon with sharks that were caught in the bay 1970sOn rear: 'D Beazley photo collection Neg No PM004/1'natural environment - fauna, piers and wharves - lagoon pier, industry - fishing, leonard george 'dugga' beazley, david beazley -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation SocietyPhotograph - Dugga, David and Millie Beazley with sharks, 1998
These photographs form part of Dugga Beazley's original photograph album and scrapbookOne from a group of B&W lasercopies of original photographs of the Beazley family: 'Dugga', son David and daughter Millie, with sharks, bystandersindustry - fishing, david beazley, millie beazley, leonard george 'dugga' beazley -
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Film - Video Recording - Digital, Tim Allen, What Lies Beneath Port Phillip Bay, 27 Apr 2021
Digital video recording of PMHPS meeting held on 27 April 2021. We all know Port Phillip Bay – or we think we do. It’s the beach on our back doorstep and our outdoor playground. But the Bay’s natural history, and its underwater values are largely unknown to most. And the Port Phillip Bay of today is very changed from the Bay at the time of white settlement. So, what of its future? Tim ALLEN's talk delves beneath the Bay’s surface veneer, to uncover stories of lost sharks and oyster beds, scallop wars, sewerage, and shipping; a visual potted history of key points in time.port phillip bay, natural environment - beaches and foreshore, tim allen
