Researching your home in Middle Park

New online database lets you see how Middle Park's homes and streets have changed over the last half century.
Chalk inscription on roadway, three storey block of flats on the north-east corner of Erskine and Harold Streets, single storey brick house with gabled roof, single storey wooden house with veranda, corrugated iron garage, small house with gabled roof and corrugated iron fence fronting the yard, Federation style brick house, brick house with gabled roof, side-front view of the two story terraced house on the north-west corner of Erskine and Nimmo Streets, Middle Park.

Erskine Street, Middle Park, from Harold Street to Nimmo Street - north side, Committee for Urban Action (Melbourne, Vic.), State Library Victoria. Photo 6 in a series of 9.

Tuesday 22 September | 6 pm to 7 pm | Emerald Hill Library

Join us for the launch of Your Home @ 3206, a local history research website. 
 
Developed by the Middle Park and Albert Park History Group, Your Home @ 3206 is a digital index of every single home in Middle Park. You will find street views of all Middle Park houses from 1974 and 2013 and stories associated with them.
 
Expert speakers will explain how the index was compiled, and how people can used it for their own research. Find out how homes and streets have changed over the last half century. 
 
This event is proudly presented by the Middle Park and Albert Park History Group, in collaboration with the Port Phillip Heritage Centre. The role of the Middle Park and Albert Park History Group is to protect, preserve and promote the stories of our buildings and our people.

Reserve Your Spots

Accessibility

This session is free and wheelchair accessible. If you require any additional needs to enjoy this event, please contact us so we can help accommodate.

Phone: (03) 9209 6795
Email:  localhistory@portphillip.vic.gov.au