Town Hall, 333 Bay Street, Port Melbourne
Publications
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The lives of four immigrant engineers, Otto Schumacher, Alfred Harman, Albert Longoni and Fred David, who played major roles in the development of manufacturing in Port Melbourne, including Fishermans Bend, during the first half of the 20th century.$30.00 Buy now -
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The life and times of a diverse range of people who lived around the upper reaches of the former Sandridge Lagoon from pre-settlement times up until the early 1950s.$39.95 Buy now -
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This fascinating venture into the history of a relatively typical, highly modernised house in Port Melbourne reveals a rich and often contrasting history.$20.00 Buy now -
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The story of the Womens Welcoming Committee, a group of Port Melbourne women who decided to form themselves into a committee for the purpose of welcoming Australian troops, especially the sick and wounded, returning from the battlefields.$20.00 Buy now -
An insight into the lives of some of the fishing families that settled on Fishermans Bend during the nineteenth century.$20.00 Buy now -
A fascinating history of Port Melbourne’s first hundred years since the arrival of white settlers.$25.00 Buy now -
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The story of Excelsior Club Hall, unpretentious in its corrugated iron cladding, yet at one time Port Melbourne’s finest concert hall.$5.00 Buy now
