Correspondence, 2003 to 2006 - Lincoln Austin, Lida Zannier.

Correspondence, 2000 to 2002 - Peter Besley, Chris Capper, Jill Godfrey and Rhonda ?, Margaret Hockey, Dalky (?) L’Estrange, Elvis Seman.

Correspondence, 1999 - Bart ?, Jon Haigh, Miles Hall, Malcolm Enright.

Correspondence, 1998 - Milton Cater, Miles Hall, Ildiko Kovacs, Carlson Loke.

Correspondence, 1972 to 1981 - Leonard Brown to John Colwill; Greg Colwill, Rosemary Heritage, Jill Godfrey.

Correspondents include Gregory Alcock, Peter Atkins and Dana Atkins, Lincoln Austin, Bart [?], Peter Besley, Leonard, Brown, A M Brustead, Chris Capper, Milton Cater, Elizabeth W Colton, Greg Colwill, Arthur Creedy, Mary Creedy (nee Fraser), Malcolm Enright, Joe Felber, Jill Godfrey, Kathryn Gow, Brother Gregory of the St Herman of Alaska Brotherhood, Jon Haigh, Nigel Hall, Miles Hall, Rosemary Heritage, Margaret Hockey, Martyn Hope, Warwick Hunter, Ian [Friend?], Leonie Sue Johnson, Kevin King, Ildiko Kovacs, James Lecesne, Dalky L’Estrange, Carlson Loke, Rick Loveridge, lan Matthews, John McPhee, Jacques Montredon and Denise Montredon Dromard, Bernadette O’Shea, Sean Phillips, Gwyn Pigott (Gwyn Hanssen Pigott), Diana Post, Luke Roberts, Etienne Roy, Elvis Seman, Brendan Smith, Madonna Staunton, Margaret Summerville, Lida Zannier.

Personal archive of artist Leonard Brown, relating to his art, art exhibitions and sales through commercial galleries. Includes correspondence, diaries, art lists, photographic slides, negatives, transparencies, manuscripts, Art Gallery invitations, scrapbooks, art portfolios and works from others such as John Heath-Stubbs, Arthur Creedy, and Victor and Lucy Cofman.

Student drawings and drawings for residential, government and commercial buildings.

One hundred and two letters and telegrams, sent to Winifred Hanger from Chester James Parker.

Photographic negatives and prints. Photographs, captioned. Supplied captions in square brackets. Photographs are of family, friends, Irene (as a child and an adult), various marches in the 1960s and 1970s in Brisbane such as May Day marches, banning uranium mining, peace marches, feminist marches.