120 Little Lonsdale Street
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Queen Harpsand theMad Bass Hatter
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We’re all mad here.
Once home to Melbourne’s underworld and the legendary Squizzy Taylor, it now belongs to King David and Queen Harps.
120 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne 3000
Presented to a most observant guest,
who found Missy Wutang three times over.
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What will it be?
Tap a glass and the Playing Cards will have it waiting.
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Queen Harps
and the Mad Bass Hatter
A most curious housewarming.
Once home to Melbourne’s notorious underworld. Once the scene of the legendary Mad Hatter. Now the kingdom of Queen Harps.
Join us for an evening of curious cocktails, questionable behaviour and absolutely no executions (unless the Queen insists).
120 Little Lonsdale Street
Melbourne, Wonderland
The doors of Dolly’s Bar are officially open.
Any card. The Queen is watching.
Each card hides a member of the Royal Court.
Tap one and the Playing Cards will have it waiting.
120 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne 3000
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The Queen has been known to start without you. The Rabbit has been known to cry about it.
No ink, no rabbits. Just 120 Little Lonsdale Street, ready for company.
The house has always known how to throw a party. Here is its file.
The terrace is built.The Victorian houses at 120–122 Little Lonsdale Street go up in the heart of “Little Lon”.
Squizzy Taylor moves in.Melbourne’s most notorious gangster and Dolly Gray live here, with illegal liquor operations linked to the property.
The champagne evidence.Archaeologists later dug up numerous champagne bottle tops in the courtyard, a fizzy trace of the house’s illicit drinking history.
The Mad Hatter.The building becomes the Mad Hatter discothèque, a hangout for Melbourne’s Mods.
Dolly’s Bar.A new chapter for the Harper family, and the first legal drinks this address has poured in some time.
Based on Melbourne heritage records and archaeological research.
