One scrapbook and a file of photographs, mostly relating to Cottrell-Dormer's activities in Papua New Guinea.

Box 16
Folder 1
Ludwig Dölger, reference for Roman Pavlyshyn, 1948.
Libby Winter, Biographical note on Karl Langer. RP worked for Langer in 1950-51.
Employment documentation,
a. 1951-1958: Commonwealth Department of Works; caricature by “Mitch” with help from “Ben” showing RP leaving the frying pan for the fire.
b. 1958-1964: Employment documentation, Queensland Department of Works. Unsolicited testimonial by David Longland
c. 1964-1966: Beck and Pavlyshyn, various materials.
d. 1966-1985: RP, employment documentation, Queensland Department of Works.

Folder 2
1959-1982: RP, miscellaneous documents, Queensland Department of Works.
1969-1982: RP, superannuation while at Queensland Department of Works. Miscellaneous.
Notes for speeches at work-related functions.
Official invitations to RP, miscellaneous, not sorted by date.

Folder 3
Correspondence. Semi-official but work-related.
Royal Australian Institute of Architects. Miscellaneous
National Public Works Conference, Photo (1983); NPWC, Measurement of performance of Public Construction Agencies.
Retirement from the Department of Works (1985) and as chairman of the Board of Architects of Queensland. RSVPs, speeches, copies of extracts from album of government building projects under RP’s tenure of responsible Departmental posts, various materials, photo.

Folder 4
Portrait and other photographs of Roman Pavlyshyn relating to his work at the Queensland Department of Works
CVs and biographical notes (English and Ukrainian)
Published biographies of Roman Pavlyshyn and related correspondence (English and Ukrainian)
Professional testimonials for Roman Pavlyshyn
Roman Pavlyshyn’s retirement from the Queensland Department of Works. Various materials.

Box 17
Folder 4
Documents relating to Pavlyshyn's education, immigration and employment
Newspaper cuttings
CD with List of Drawings, compiled in 2010

Photographs

Architectural drawings by John Kershaw when in private practice, from 1948 to 1977.

This series comprises two plays by John Heath-Stubbs, artistic works by Arthur Creedy and diaries by Victor and Lucy Cofman.

Correspondence (incoming and outgoing) related to various building works designed by James Birrell as University Architect for the University of Queensland, and by his firm James Birrell and Partners. All of the building works are for the University of Queensland in the 1960s. Correspondence was housed in large binders that have been decanted into folders This correspondence has been arranged by the job when known and can span several years. Personal and business correspondence is included in this series.

Two publications and 26 published reviews, articles, short stories, speeches and interviews.
Folder 1: The School Window, Brisbane Grammar School, no. 8, Sept 1948. Contains an illustration on page 11 and three stories by David Malouf, Form IV. A. The stories are: Dream Journey, pages 18-19; The Longest Hour, page 26, winner of the first Thomas Thatcher Memorial Prize; Et tu, Brute, page 28.

Malouf, D., & Australian Broadcasting Corporation. (1999). A spirit of play : the making of Australian consciousness, Sydney: ABC Books for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 128 pages, with many manuscript emendations.

Folder 2:
A group of 26 published reviews, articles, short stories, speeches and interviews, extracted from magazines and newspapers. Includes: What we know – A Meditation on Experience, Knowledge and Memory. An edited version of an address delivered at the Supreme Court of New South Wales Annual Conference on 13 June 1997. Extract from Judicial Officers’ Bulletin. Vol. 9, No. 11. December Pp. 81/82 and 87/88.

Job files, correspondence, reports, contract documents for the Life saving clubhouse at Kings Beach Caloundra for the Landsborough Shire Council, the Queensland Teachers Union Building and the private residence of John and Vera Kershaw.

Content consists of first day cover/first day issue envelopes, and cards. Most are addressed to 'Mrs Ambrose Brown' (Mary Zilla Hayes). There are a few addressed to Father Edward Leo Hayes and Jean Marie Brown. Also included are a number of envelopes containing stamps.

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.