Dug from ground at demolished 282 Rouse Street in 1999 and donated by Peter LIBBISLewis & Whitty (Melbourne) milk of magnesium bottle from group of 1850/1860s bottles dug up at 282 Rouse Street in 1999Lewis & Whitty (Melbourne)domestic life - containers, business and traders - hotels, all england eleven hotel, w h dawbarn & son, health - general health, lewis & whitty (melbourne)

Cylindrical metal container with lid containing knife polish. Label in dark blue red, yellow and off-white depicting a diamond shape and lions holding palm trees.Lewis & Whitty's. Track Diamond

This sports blazer belonged to Mark Phillip Whitty, SPC 1932-1938. He was part of the senior Athletics team. Mark Whitty died in August 2012 and this item was donated to the College by his family.Blue woollen sports blazer with green fabric trim .The front pocket is embroidered with the College crest, and has ATH inscribed under the crest.mark whitty, 1938, athletics, blazer.

Seven items related to Squizzy Taylor: Two printed biographies on Squizzy Taylor, one from the Australian Dictionary of Biography by Chris McConville undated; and one from the Brighton Cemetery website printed 25/05/12; includes grave photograph. Computer printout on brief details of Squizzy and Ida Muriel Pender from St. Kilda historical website. Photocopied poster of Squizzy Taylor. Handwritten and printed history on Squizzy. Printed photocopy of Squizzy Taylor grave. An excerpt from John James Whitty’s “Been everywhere and seen everything”, hand dated by Claire Barton 11/06/2013. The excerpt mentions driver Whitty picking up Squizzy Taylor and Ida Pender on a few occasions, namely to take Pender dancing at the Palais, and how Squizzy never gave him any trouble. Handwritten notes by Claire Barton with regards to an interview on radio station 774 on 11/06/2013 with author and defence lawyer James Morton. Morton reveals some information on Squizzy Taylor, and some recollections by the public who call in including that Taylor’s wife Dolly Gray’s real name was Charlotte Hayes, the cause of his nickname, his escape tricks and his death.taylor joseph leslie (squizzy), taylor squizzy, brighton, taylor benjamin isaiah, coach builders, taylor rosina, crime, criminals, kelly irene lorna, kelly lorna irene, pender ida muriel, brighton cemetery, riding to win, films, cemeteries, new street, jockeys, taylor june, neerim road, carnegie, murrumbeena, emily street, lew george thomas, gray dollie, caulfield racecourse, fires, pender david galloway, smith grace lillian, edward street, elsternwick, hayes charlotte, good shepherd convent, abbotsford, morton james, pender ida, jarvie mollie

A 27 page typed book by John (Jack) James Whitty, written circa 1983, covering the period from April 1877 to c1986. John was born c1899. He gives some history of his parents and family as well as his own life, including his variety of jobs from his youth, through his World War 2 service on to his retirement years. These took him from Victoria to Queensland to the Northern Territory and back to Caulfield and Murrumbeena. He gives cameo stories working at and around Caulfield Racecourse, and also on Squizzy Taylor, when Jack drove taxis in the area, often picking up Ida Pender and dropping her off at the Palais.27 pages typed on one side contained in a plastic folder with metal pins and a transparent covewhitty john james, whitty jack, whitty laurie, caulfield military hospital, kambrook road, caulfield, whitty chas, point nepean road, taylor squizzy, pender ida, caulfield racecourse, the heath, bond street, goodfellow mrs., goodfellow claude a., trainer, neerim road, queens road, queens avenue, booran road, stables, caulfield station, subway, crystal palace theatre, murrumbeena, omama road, whitty molly, hospitals, racecourses, horse racing, horses, horse riders, stables, pony racing, vatc, nelson norman