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Memorial, 1929This image shows a brick and chain fence with a memorial behind it. Grass, mangroves and water are in the background. A footpath and road are in the foreground. Part of a tree can be seen on the far right-hand side.

Aerial view of HMAS Cerberus, 1982Aerial view of the HMAS Cerberus base with a view of Western Port in the background. The enlarged photograph has been mounted on buff coloured paper.

Jetty, c. 1950This image shows a line of fishing boats tied up beside a long jetty. Buildings can be seen on the foreshore and several more boats are along the shoreline. Fishing nets are handing over the jetty rails. Water is in the foreground.

Jetty, 1901This image shows a small shed with a jetty stretching out into the water. There are fishing nets hanging over the jetty rails and the masts of several fishing boats can be seen beside the jetty. A crane is at the end of the jetty. Low ground cover is in the foreground and land can be seen in the far background.

Shed and jetty, c. 1930This image shows a small shed with a jetty stretching out into the water. Fishing nets are hung over the rails of the jetty. Another small shed can be seen behind a horse and wagon on the left-hand side of the image. Sand is in the foreground.

Map, Classified and Recorded Landscapes on the Mornington PeninsulaThe map depicts the various regional areas on the Mornington Peninsula (and other regions) and the classified and recorded landscapes in this region. Compiled by W. Calder and P. Watts and drawn by A. Wood. The base map was made available to the National Trust by the Dept. of Crown Lands and Survey.

Papers Various: John Thomas Smith (copies)Brief biographical entries about John Thomas Smith (1816-1879), seven times Mayor of Melbourne. Copy of a manuscript map of The Western Port district (1841). Copy of part of early land title map.

Booklet: Tanti An Historical Story of the Mornington Peninsula and Western Port by Hunter RogersThe story of Tanti, a local Tal Tal man who remembers the arrival of Matthew Flinders and the settling of Port Phillip. Includes many stories of settlers and interactions between them and the Tal Tal people.

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