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Fishermans or Fishermens
When we first saw the title of Allan Meiers' book Fisher Folk of Fishermans Bend it caused us some concern.
Then Allan explained what he had found
during his research about the naming of The Bend.
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We're 150 Years Old
2010 marks 150 years since Sandridge achieved local government. Kay Rowan has curated a display at the Town Hall which is open during library hours.
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Port's Industrial Maritime History - Discussion Paper
This discussion paper has been prepared by a group of local residents, including members of PMHPS, who want to
ensure that commemoration of Port Melbourne’s distinctive maritime and trade union
heritage is an important focus during the re-development of Princes Pier and our waterfront areas.
[Download Discussion Paper] |
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Mon 26th July 7:30 pm
Venue: Council Chamber, Port Melb Town Hall
Our special guest speaker will be Kay Rowan on our 150th, including a visit to her Beginnings of the Borough exhibition.
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