Henry Martin WHATTY grew up in Port Melbourne during the 1870s and 1880s. He loved boats and boating and many of his photographs reflect his nautical interests. Digital copy of a sepia photograph of Henry Martin WHATTY.henry martin whatty, whatty family

Harold, Amy and Nancy WHATTY were the children of Henry Martin WHATTY and Ellen WHATTY nee BUNSELL. Henry Martin WHATTY grew up in Port Melbourne during the 1870s and 1880s. He loved boats and boating and many of his photographs reflect his nautical interests. Digital copy of a B&W photograph of Harold, Amy and Nancy WHATTY.henry martin whatty, ellen whatty nee bunsell, harold whatty, amy whatty, nancy whatty, whatty family

It is not clear who Mr GOREY or Peter are but this image is part of a collection of photographs relating to the WHATTY family. Henry Martin WHATTY grew up in Port Melbourne during the 1870s and 1880s. He loved boats and boating and many of his photographs reflect his nautical interests. Digital copy of a B&W photograph of Mr Gorey and Peter.whatty family, mr gorey, henry martin whatty

Henry Martin WHATTY grew up in Port Melbourne during the 1870s and 1880s. He loved boats and boating and many of his photographs reflect his nautical interests. Digital copy of a B&W photograph of Harold WHATTY with his mother Ellen.henry martin whatty, ellen whatty nee bunsell, harold whatty, whatty family

Henry Martin WHATTY grew up in Port Melbourne during the 1870s and 1880s. He loved boats and boating and many of his photographs reflect his nautical interests. Digital copy of a B&W photograph of a Swallow & Ariell decorated cart at the corner of Rouse and Stokes Streets. There are several people in costumes riding on the cart. The cart has a board at the top promoting Digestive Meal and the side reads "SWALLOW & ARIELL'S / UNEEDA BISCUITS / ARE / INDEED A TREAT". There are several people standing in the intersection observing the cart. whatty family, henry martin whatty, swallow & ariell ltd, rouse street, stokes street

Henry Martin WHATTY grew up in Port Melbourne during the 1870s and 1880s. He loved boats and boating and many of his photographs reflect his nautical interests. Digital copy of a B&W photograph of two decorated Swallow & Ariell carts proceeding down Stokes Streets. The front cart is the same one in Cat No 4146.05. It is followed by a second cart, smaller with less decoration. Several men and youths are following the second cart.whatty family, henry martin whatty, swallow & ariell ltd, stokes street

Henry Martin WHATTY grew up in Port Melbourne during the 1870s and 1880s. He loved boats and boating and many of his photographs reflect his nautical interests. Digital copy of a B&W photograph of washing drying on a line on the deck of a berthed ship.whatty family, henry martin whatty, piers and wharves, transport - shipping

Henry Martin WHATTY grew up in Port Melbourne during the 1870s and 1880s. He loved boats and boating and many of his photographs reflect his nautical interests. Digital copy of a B&W photograph of a paddlesteamer from a distance with a pier in the background.whatty family, henry martin whatty, piers and wharves, paddlesteamers, transport - shipping

Henry Martin WHATTY grew up in Port Melbourne during the 1870s and 1880s. He loved boats and boating and many of his photographs reflect his nautical interests. Digital copy of a B&W photograph of a sailboat with piers in the background.whatty family, henry martin whatty, piers and wharves

Henry Martin WHATTY grew up in Port Melbourne during the 1870s and 1880s. He loved boats and boating and many of his photographs reflect his nautical interests. Digital copy of a B&W photograph looking along a pier with ships berthed on each side.whatty family, henry martin whatty, piers and wharves, transport - shipping

Henry Martin WHATTY grew up in Port Melbourne during the 1870s and 1880s. He loved boats and boating and many of his photographs reflect his nautical interests. Digital copy of a B&W photograph of a rowboat full of people leaving a pier heading towards a ship in the distance, possibly the HMS Mildura. A paddlesteamer is berthed further along the pier.whatty family, henry martin whatty, piers and wharves, paddlesteamers, transport - shipping, hms mildura