Typescript poem, with inscription.

One letter is a reply to Sowden's request to Sadler to name favourites of his poetry. (2 l.) Second letter accompanied presentation copy of unnamed work and discusses his poem on Australia. (1 l.)

Letter discusses photographs of the Howies, and his work as photographer at Truth and Daily Mirror.

Travel documents issued by Queensland Tourist Bureau for trip to Cairns for Mr and Mrs T. R. Henderson, 1973. Includes ticket folders, Greyhound bus ticket, and souvenir envelopes from Cairns, Rockhampton, Townsville and Hayman Island, together with NRMA road service map of New South Wales, and leaflets entitled 'A Guide to Marine Gardens' and 'Coral Sea Industries Pty'.

Order of service and eulogy for EMSAH PhD student Cliff Watego, Mt Thompson Memorial Gardens Crematorium, Tuesday 3 Jun 2008. Accompanied by announcement of his death and biographical information by Carole Ferrier and Leigh Dale, EMSAH, The University of Queensland.

Typescript to accompany bus tour that took place Saturday, 29 September 2007 as part of Mitchelton turns 150 History Celebration. Gives information about various houses and locations important in Mitchelton's history. Accompanied by flyer for event. (1 l.)

Badges relating to issues and groups such as the Aboriginal land rights, abortion, anti war movement, anti nuclear movement and University fees.

Two photographs of Paul Robeson with groups of people (b&w), two newspaper cuttings from the Courier Mail (15 Oct 1960, and his obituary on Jan 26, 1976), and 1960 Australian tour programme signed by Paul Robeson and Eslanda Robeson.

Paul Robeson and his wife Eslanda visited Brisbane in October 1960. He sang at a concert at Festival Hall on Saturday, October 15 and they both attended some functions in Brisbane during their short stay. The autographed programme was obtained at a private reception at the home of Mrs Ivy Scott (pictured in the garden party photograph) at New Farm. The second photograph shows Paul Robeson signing autographs at the airport for fans, including Margaret Macdonald, her father Alex Macdonald (Trades and Labor Council Secretary) and Barbara Bacon.