Produced by Terry KEENAN as the final of three volumes of PMFC history during the VFA"A Different Breed - A History of Port Melbourne Football Club Volume 3 1945-1995" Final volume of the trilogy, Terry KEENAN's history of PMFC, 2008. Blue, illustrated paperback 350 pages.Signed 'Terry Keenan' on title pagesport - australian rules football, terry keenan, port melbourne football club, pmfc, victorian football association, vfa

Researched for years by the author, who has also researched the PMCC (for which he played and later was for some years President)(.01)'A Taste of Port - Personal Profiles, snapshots and statistical records drawn from the history of the Port Melbourne Football Club' by Terry KEENAN. Red and blue paperback 1999, signed by author. (.02) Letter to Martin FLANAGAN - writer for "The Age" - from Terry KEENAN regarding the Prahran Football Club. Letter is inside back cover of above book.Signed 'Terry Keenan' on title pagesport - australian rules football, societies clubs unions and other organisations, terry keenan, norm goss snr, norm goss jnr, denise goss, kevin goss, paul goss, michael goss, lilian 'lil' goss nee johnson, goss family, tommy lahiff, vic aanensen, frank johnson, george ogilvie, billy henneysee, billy fraser, jack hutchinson, john croft, george taylor, bob merrick, bill bedford, ron bedford, ted freyer, bob bonnett, alma football club, graeme anderson, ron barassi, william 'bill' barfoot, jack mcmurray, alexander harold james howlett, joe garbutt, billy mcgee, arthur knox, bob skilton jnr, bob skilton snr, port melbourne football club, pmfc, j kitchen & sons pty ltd, fred cook

Researched by Terry KEENAN, who managed to locate details of this noted but unrecorded group of women."Welcoming the Wounded Anzacs" by Terry KEENAN. 132 page softcover book in blues and aquas. The story of the Women's Welcome Home Committee, World War I. Launched 100 years to the day of the commencement of the "Great War"Signed "for PMHPS" by the authorwar - world war i, societies clubs unions and other organisations, women, armed services, terry keenan, band rotunda, women's welcome home committee, women's welcoming committee, australian women's association

The history if the 2nd 50 seasons of the Port Melbourne Cricket Club 1924/25 - 1973/4. Researched and written by PMHPS member, Terry KEENAN.- Book with blue, white and red cover with photograph of two cricketers and the Port Melbourne Cricket Club logo.Signed by Author on Contents Page "Best wishes Pat , Terry Keenansport - cricket, terry keenan, port melbourne cricket club

Letter to the newspaper from Terry KEENAN (PMHPS Member) titled "an elegy to a city that died fighting"local government - city of port melbourne, terry keenan

Produced by Terry KEENAN as the second of three volumes of PMFC history during the VFA period"Unduly Rough Play - A History of Port Melbourne Football Club Volume 2 1918-1944" Second volume of the trilogy, Terry KEENAN's history of PMFC, 2008. Dark red panel above photo of Bill BEDFORD taking a mark, illustrated paperback.184 pp.Unsignedsport - australian rules football, terry keenan, bill bedford, port melbourne football club, pmfc, victorian football association, vfa

AGM was held at the Port Melbourne Bowling Club, and because former Town Clerk David Graham spoke some former PMCC emplyees came along. 54 people were present. Ann Smallpage took the photosFrom a set of colour photos taken at the 2007 Annual General Meeting .25 - Terry Keenan, Suzy Milburn, Fiona McConnellFilm number on back in inkport melbourne historical & preservation society, pmhps, suzy milburn, terry keenan, fiona mcconnell, societies clubs unions and other organisations

Written by Terry Keenan and put into the Herald Sun at the time of the Port Melbourne Council amalgamation with South Melbourne and St Kilda into Port Phillip, 1994Death Notice for Port Melbourne! Inserted by Terry Keenan. "Born 1860. Died 1994. Aged 134 years. Known affectionately far and wide as 'The Borough' . Died fighting game to the last, succumbed eventually to the marauding barbarians. Deeply mourned by her countless sons and daughters. R.I.P."amalgamation, local government - city of port melbourne, local government - city of port phillip, herald sun, terry keenan

Perce WHITE and Terry KEENAN at the Port Melbourne Football Club ball at the Port Melbourne Town Hall c 1952. Black and white postcard size photoport melbourne town hall, port melbourne football club, pmfc, sport - australian rules football, terry keenan, perce mcguire white, perce white, celebrations fetes and exhibitions

Recording of the Oral History by Terry Keenan discussing growing up in Port Melbourne, particularly Cruikshank St. Recorded by David Thompson on 03.03.2008. Recording duration 53:11families, domestic life, terry keenan

Recording of PMHPS Meeting on 24.05.1999. Recording done by Glen STUART at Port Town Hall. Speaker was Terry KEENAN, the author of "A Taste of Port" discussing the Port Melbourne Football Club and the perils of self-publishing. Recording duration 1:27:02sport - australian rules football, port melbourne football club, pmfc, terry keenan

"Once were Champions" Book written by Terry Keenan on the first 50 years of the Port Melbourne Cricket Club. Blue and white cover and picture of cricket match at Glenferrie Oval. Logo of Port Melbourne Cricket Club at top with church buildings in background.The first fifty years of the Port Melbourne Cricket Club.sport - cricket, port melbourne cricket club, terry keenan

Written 2001, published twice, may be reprinted several times. Current version has cover reversed and only 52 pages; 24 July 2018'A Family Feud: Fifty years of conflict in the management of the Port Melbourne Cricket and Recreation Reserve' - Paper detailing the early history of the management of the Port Melbourne Cricket Ground, 65pp. by Terry KEENAN 2001sport - cricket, sport - recreational grounds, sport - australian rules football, local government, terry keenan

"Grounds for Dispute" a 27 page booklet subtitled "A decade of disputation between the Victorian Football Association, various municipal councils and their football clubs". by Terry KEENAN. The decade referred to is the 1930s. Cream cover with black spinelocal government - city of port melbourne, sport - australian rules football, terry keenan, port melbourne football club, pmfc, victorian football association, vfa

'Retired Hurt' is a 124 page A5 blue & white covered book by Terry KEENAN. The front cover has the Port Melbourne Cricket Club logo above the book's title and a photograph of four 1986-87 Premiership players. sport - cricket, port melbourne cricket club, terry keenan

Written following the amazing 2011 season and premiership and published the week PMFC won their 28th consecutive match (the next week they lost to Colingwood).Signed copy of "The Road Less Travelled - Port Melbourne Stands Alone" a 148 page paperback by Terry KEENAN. Cover apple green with red, navy and white lettering (colour photograph by David THOMPSON, front and back cover). A coverage of the six stand-alone years for the PMFC, from 2006 to the 2012 undefeated premiership.Signed by author on title pagepeter saultry, terry keenan, gary ayres, pmfc, port melbourne football club, sport - australian rules football

Terry KEENAN discusses growing up in Port Melbourne in an interview with Lesleyanne HAWTHORNE Duration 01:06:38nott street state school, cricket, football

Produced by Terry KEENAN as the first of three volumes of PMFC history during the VFA period"Kicking into the Wind - A history of the formative years of the Port Melbourne Football Club 1874 - 1917". First volume of Terry KEENAN's history of PMFC. Navy blue paperback 216 pages 2004.Unsignedsport - australian rules football, terry keenan, port melbourne football club, pmfc

From the collection of Terry KEENAN'A Triumvirate of Test Cricketers' .21pp plus blue cover with faded black logo and the words 'Port Melbourne C.C. Season 1889 - 1890.' Biographical details of Robert & Charles McLEOD & James KELLY, members of PMCC who played for Australia.sport - cricket, port melbourne cricket club, pmcc

From the collection of Terry KEENAN'A green covered folder with photo copies and notes for Sandridge Cricket Club (1874) to Port Melbourne Cricket Club (1942).sport - cricket, port melbourne cricket club, pmcc, sandridge cricket club

Two folders of research material for Terry Keenan's "Welcoming the Wounded ANZACS" .01 blue folder - copies of newspaper cutting mentioning the Welcoming Committee (from Port Melbourne Standard) .02 Green transparent folder of Terry's notes, photocopies, cuttingswar - world war i, women, piers and wharves - princes pier, piers and wharves - station pier, women's welcoming committee, catherine suffolk nee humphrey, albert 'joe' budd, annie samson nee anderson

46 photographs of 10th anniversary PMH&PS meeting held 2003 at the Uniting Church. Terry Keenan and Margaret Bridecelebrations fetes and exhibitions, port melbourne historical & preservation society, pmhps, margaret bride, terry keenan

46 photographs of 10th anniversary PMH&PS meeting held 2003 at the Uniting Church. Terry Keenan (l) and Glen Cosham (r)celebrations fetes and exhibitions, port melbourne historical & preservation society, pmhps, terry keenan, glen cosham

Article appeard in Sporting Traditions, Journal of the Australian Society for Sports History, Vol. 17 No. 2, May 2001. ISSN 0813-2577'Keeping out the Riff-Raff: Port Melbourne's exclusion from the Victorian Football League in 1896', Article by Terry KEENAN in 'Sporting Traditions' May 2001societies clubs unions and other organisations, terry keenan, port melbourne football club, pmfc, victorian football league, vfl, sport - australian rules football

46 photographs of 10th anniversary PMH&PS meeting held 2003 at the Uniting Church. Terry Keenan (l), Glen Cosham (c), Pat Grainger (r)celebrations fetes and exhibitions, port melbourne historical & preservation society, pmhps, terry keenan, glen cosham, pat grainger

46 photographs of 10th anniversary PMH&PS meeting held 2003 at the Uniting Church. Left to right; Terry Keenan, Glen Cosham, Unknown, Ken Hall, Ted Kobeltcelebrations fetes and exhibitions, port melbourne historical & preservation society, pmhps, terry keenan, glen cosham, ken hall, ted kobelt