1867-1878  Described as being the home of John Witney S&M 1866 -1870 and again in the Auction Notice for its sale in 1877. Described as being next to 'Corinella' the residence of Edwin Brett.

1879 Melbourne Judge, Arthur Wolfe Chumley and Mrs. Juliana Charlotte Chumley resided at ‘Woodlands. Mr. Henry Gyles Turner and Mrs. Helen Turner, nee Ramsay of the ‘Bundalohn’ Estate lived right  next door (Woodlands subdivided to now include Bundalohn and perhaps Himalaya?) I have a 10am appointment tomorrow to view the Chumley family photo  > album held by State Library of Victoria in their special collections area, fingers crossed I get lucky and find what I need.

In 1895 it was known as 35 Tennyson Street when James Anderson lived there and later as 2 Tennyson Street when it was occupied by Charles  Frederick Lungley and Mrs. Fanny Lungley, who lived at the house until it was demolished sometime between 1925 to 1930.

Following are comments from researcher Stephen Hartcher April 2022.

In addition, I am searching for an original historical building permit application #8794 issued by St Kilda Council on the 26th November 1934 and any other associated records such as architect plan etc. connected to the address 2 & 4 Tennyson Street, St Kilda Council advise they only hold building records as far back as 1984. They could not tell me where records before that date have  been placed. I’ve asked PROV, they advise they don’t have Planning Application records for St. Kilda. I would be much obliged if someone from the St. Kilda Historical Society can advise me where one might find such records please?
 Kind Regards,
Stephen Hatcher
Volunteer Secretary & Event Coordinator, Hotham History Project Inc. Correspondence April 2022

The above information from the CoPP is incorrect. They hold plans and permits for 1915 for the St Kilda area.