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Martha Cove marina and residential development proposal, Safety Beach : assessment and panel reportVictorian Dept. of Planning and Housing

Vic Roads 2000 : Victoria's rural arterial roads strategy : results of initial community consultation, outer Melbourne rural fringeVic Roads

Report on the Port of Hastings land use and transport strategy consultation draftThe Port of Hastings Corporation’s response to the Victorian Ports strategic framework Hastings Football Club,

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...

Bullock Team, c1890This sepia photograph on cardboard, shows a Bullock team and dray with a man in the foreground. The gentleman is thought to be A.J. Murray of Lightwood Vale, Mornington. There are ten bullocks in the team.

The Kiosk, Mount Martha, 1949The photograph shows a single storey weather board building. There is a petrol bowser at the front, and a semi-trailer bus in front of the building. On the left side of the building is a telephone box ,and a wooden fence, with a light pole. At the bottom left it is printed “The Kiosk, Mount Martha”. There are trees in the background.

Hygeia at Mornington Pier, 1906This photograph shows Mornington Pier with a crowd of people boarding, and disembarking the Hygeia steam boat. It has two masts, and two funnels with smoke belching out. There are several small boats in the foreground.

OzoneThis image shows a large paddle steamer with two funnels, in motion. It is crowded with people in Edwardian dress. The sea is quite calm, and there is land in sight in the background.

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