Women's College dance card for 3 July 1914 with a small white pencil attached to the card with white coloured pencil cream coloured yarn (15 cm). This dance card is made of lightweight card folded in the centre to make a booklet, with decorative edges. It has split on the fold. The cover of the dance card has 'Women's College. Dances. St. Mary's Hall, July 3rd, 1914'. Across of the top of the inside of the card is 'Programme'. Inside on the left-hand side is a list of 16 'Dances', accompanying music with the supper break after dance number 7. The right-hand side has 'Engagements' with space to write the name of dance partners for each dance.

Juvenile Ball dance card for 17 October 1914. This dance card is made of lightweight card folded in the centre to make a booklet. It has split on the fold. The cover of the dance card has 'Juvenile Ball in aid of Red Cross Fund by Miss St. Ledger's Pupils. Centennial Hall, Saturday, October 17, 1914'. Inside on the left-hand side the 'Programme' with a list of 12 dances, accompanying music with the supper break after dance number 7. The right-hand side has 'Programme' with space to write the name of dance partners for each dance.

Video recording of the performance of Deep Bells Ring at the Princess Theatre in Brisbane in 1987. It played at the Princess Theatre from 1 to 11 April. The script is based on the book Robeson by Nancy Wills. Errol O'Neill was the director of the stage performance.

4 coloured concept drawings consisting of 2 original drawings and 2 prints for the interior and exterior of the Fryer Library teaching space renovation; 1 compact disc containing images of drawings.

Approximately 630 minutes of recorded interviews between Oodgeroo Noonuccal and Julianne Schwenke relating to Oodgeroo's life, work and worldview. The interviews were originally recorded as part of Schwenke's PhD research.

Contains professional and personal correspondence in the form of printed faxes and emails ; photographs of Peter Carey ; newspaper cuttings and ephemera. Papers also include articles written by Alison Summers about her first-hand experience on September 11, 2001. Alison Summers was married to Peter Carey at the time, living in New York and had been in the second World Trade building just minutes before the first plane hit the building.

32 posters advertising music events by the University of Queensland School of Music from 2006 to 2011.

UQ Symphony Orchestra, Conductor - Gwyn Roberts; UQ String Orchestra, Conductor - Spiros Rantos; Compere - Colin Fox; Sunday 27 August 2006, 2pm Concert Hall, QPAC.

Free lunchtime concert series:Katie Zhukov, piano. Thursday 30 April 2009, 12.30 pm, The Nickson Room Zelman Cowen Building.