Port Melbourne Historical and Preservation Society in Port Melbourne, Victoria | Non-profit organisation

Port Melbourne Historical and Preservation Society

Locality: Port Melbourne, Victoria

Address: Port Melbourne Town Hall, 333 Bay Street 3207 Port Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: https://www.pmhps.org.au

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24.01.2022 Henry Whatty's Port Melbourne - snapshots of daily life along the Port foreshore around the time of Federation. https://www.pmhps.org.au/20//henry-whattys-port-melbourne/

22.01.2022 The Royal says of Ray Jelley's "321 Imagined Settlement": it is a fascinating venture into the history of a relatively typical, highly modernised house in Port Melbourne reveals a rich and often contrasting history ... a remarkable feat with lots of tips and tricks for house researchers along the way. http://ow.ly/hfc450B3hiu

19.01.2022 This month we walk down Emery St in Garden City. https://www.pmhps.org.au/2020/05/emery-street/ Why not explore some other Port history while you're there.

18.01.2022 Two libraries from different eras. The purpose built 1938 library to the right of the photo, from the late '80s until the present library opened in the former fire station.

16.01.2022 The Society remembers the 35 men who lost their lives in the West Gate Bridge disaster, and all those whose lives were impacted by the tragedy. #westgatebridge

15.01.2022 In this most difficult of years we have produced our best calendar yet! The PMHPS 2021 Historic Port Melbourne calendar pays tribute to the Women of Port. Over forty local women are depicted and many others mentioned. Some of the featured women may surprise you! For example, one was a musical talent who joined the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and in her younger days sailed on her brothers' yachts.... Calendars are available for sale at Port Melbourne Paints & Wallpaper at 395 Bay St, Elegant Slax at 275 Bay St and the Port Newsagency at 192 Bay St. You can also order them online via our website. https://www.pmhps.org.au//historic-port-melbourne-calendar/

14.01.2022 Holy Trinity in its prefabricated period before it was destroyed in a storm in 1909.

11.01.2022 Well worth a look!

10.01.2022 Entertained, moved and informed by our brilliant member presenters, at our novel 27th zoom AGM. Thank you Liana Thompson, Suzy Milburn and Greg Hansen.

10.01.2022 Looking for us at the Bay St artisan market? We're near Eyes2Port, just north of Liardet St. Can't keep up with the interest in the Borough and its people. George replenishes the stock. #BaySt #portmelbourne

09.01.2022 Celebrating all the women who have made their mark on Port Melbourne, and respecting their achievements. Just keeping the family show on the road was a huge achievement when times were tough in Port.

09.01.2022 Taking the Cup Day opportunity to re-share this piece about Rose Barry, milliner - Helen Barry's mother. Cup Week was her busiest time of the year. Helen shows some of the hats Rose made at a Holy Trinity fete. https://www.pmhps.org.au/2013/11/a-melbourne-cup-special/

06.01.2022 Sue Leong laid a floral tribute gathered from Port Melbourne gardens at the war memorial fountain this morning. Lest we forget.

04.01.2022 A large crowd turned out to commemorate Anzac Day on this perfect morning in Port. MC Dale Alllchin presided, with speeches from Josh Burns, Martin Foley MP, Deputy Mayor Marcus Pearl and Lt Col Sandeep (Sunny) Jadhav. It was wonderful to see Perce White there, an anchor of the service for many years. The City Of Port Phillip took great care of the arrangements. And the sound was strong.

02.01.2022 'I wish I'd been there' - Margaret Bride's inspired idea for an online meeting has generated enjoyable, entertaining, well researched contributions from members.

02.01.2022 Tribute to Judy. Members may have known Judy and her passion for the Borough.

01.01.2022 The roses in the George Samuel Walter Memorial Garden create a beautiful backdrop to the statue of Walter. The garden looks so good thanks to Christine Griffiths who initiated a refurbishment of the area in 2016. Find out more about George Walter's council and civic contribution here. https://www.pmhps.org.au/2019/10/walter-st/