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Tall Ships Passing Mornington 1987The image shows one 'Tall Ship' sailing passed Mornington on its way out of Port Phillip Bay

Tall Ships Passing Mornington 1995The 'Alma Dopel' and the 'Endeavour' sailing off Mornington

Fishing Boat, "Process", 1892Image of three wooden sailing boats moored next to a wooden pier (Fishing Boat Jetty). The boat to the left has it’s mainsail up. In the background is a woman and young girl in Victorian period costume. Further back are are more wooden rowing boats then some men and horse and cart.

Shire Hall Beach c1940Looking towards Red Bluff with a 'Boats for Hire' – S. Garlick business on the foreshore Inscription on the front ‘The Beach, Mornington, Victoria’

Shire Hall Beach, c1940An image of Shire Hall Beach looking East, showing boats sheds and looking further around towards beach huts and thickly treed bluffs. The inscription on the front reads, ‘Shire Hall Beach, Mornington, Vic’

Boat Sheds and Baths MorningtonThe Baths in the background of the image with boat sheds and boats in the bottom left hand corner, a group of people at the beach

Information sheets (5)about transport on the Mornington Peninsula, various.1. Information sheet about various transportation methods on the Mornington Peninsula c. 1992, includes parking, public transport, ferries and tourist options. 2. Excerpt from an assessment of environmental effects of Hovertravel on the Mornington Peninsula 1984 (copy). 3. Excerpt from assessment of recreational boating facilities in Port Phillip Bay 1979 (copy). 4. Two pages from RACV magazine...

Pamphlets: Vintage Steam Train 1968-9Provides information and booking details for a day’s outing from Melbourne to Mornington Beach, on a vintage steam train. One pamphlet 1968. One pamphlet 1969.

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