Port Melbourne, cable tram shed & original sail makers factory, September 1997 by Brian Cleveland
Town Hall, 333 Bay Street, Port Melbourne
Cable Tram Shed, Port Melbourne, September 1997 by Brian Cleveland
View of the old cable tram sheds in Port Melbourne looking towards Beach Street.
Cable Tram Shed, Port Melbourne Beach Street, August 1997 by Brian Cleveland
View of the old cable tram shed in Port Melbourne looking towards Beach Street.
Centenary Bridge, Port Melbourne, March 1991 by Brian Cleveland
In March 1991 Brian recorded many views of Centenary Bridge just as preparations were being made to demolish it.
The staircase leading from Centenary Bridge to the Port Melbourne railway station.
Centenary Bridge & Station Pier, March 1991 by Brian Cleveland
In March 1991 Brian recorded many views of Centenary Bridge just as preparations were being made to demolish it.
Centenary Bridge from Station Pier. The 'third leg', on the left, leads up to the conventional section of the bridge. The railway tracks on the pier lead under the bridge to Port Melbourne station.
The second stage of public consultation regarding the separated queuing lane in Beach Street for cruise ship/Spirit of Tasmania passengers and trucks is now open. Visit www.portphillip.vic.gov.au/queuing-lane.htm for more information and to have your say before 18 September 2015.
Maskell & McNab Memorial
What is a monument to railwaymen doing on the foreshore so far away from trains?
The monument commemorates engine driver Frederick William Maskell and fireman James McNab who, along with three passengers, were killed in a rail accident at Windsor in May 1887. Maskell was 46, McNab 21. One hundred and fifty four people were injured. Mr Maskell…