Letters to Fryer Librarian Nancy Bonnin, relating to the possibility of publication, donations to the Library, his associations with the Department of German at the University of Queensland.

Consists of correspondence, newspaper cuttings, programs, woodblocks and a scrapbook.

Graham de Gruchy worked on numerous projects, including many private projects. This series includes funding applications, competition entries, architectural works and drawings, and art and design projects.

Diary, correspondence, cards, Fellowship reports, ephemera, drafts, notes, newspaper cuttings relating to Rosanne Fitzgibbons receiving the first Beatrice Davis Award in 1992 and her time in New York with Norton Publishing in 1992-92. The Fellowship is named after the distinguished literary editor Beatrice Davis and provides an opportunity for a senior editor to develop knowledge and expertise in the editorial department of an international publishing house/s.

Correspondence from friends and family of Daphne Mayo including her parents, Bill and Lila Mayo, Lloyd Rees, some with or by his wife, Majorie Rees; Vida Lahey; Edith Lahey; Dr Christine Rivett; Walter Taylor; Nell Mary Lette Hubble; Mim Shaw; and Ina Rivers. General correspondence includes letters from government departments, the Society of Artists, exhibition organisers, galleries, lawyers, dentists, real estate agents, and others.

Seven files of correspondence.

20 personal diaries kept by Gertrude Langer between 1920 and 1948.

Drawings for the Catholic Cathedral of St Joseph at Rockhampton by Hennessy, Hennessy & Co and Ian Ferrier, including floor plans, elevations and joinery details.

96 black and white prints, 5 black and white prints mounted on board, 5 colour images, 10 negatives, featuring buildings by Hayes and Scott and employees of the firm.

The first two diaries and journals cover the period between 1940 and 1944, from the time Gordon worked at Broken Hill South Ltd. to his war service in Australia and New Guinea from March 1941. The other two diaries are an account of Gordon’s ‘Voyage to England’ in 1950, containing his first impressions of that country; and an account of a ‘Holiday in Spain and Mallorca' in 1953.