Box 3
Folder 3
Proposed New Art Centre: Site Investigation. Report submitted to the Cabinet appointed Art Gallery Site Committee by the Technical Advisory. Group, chaired by R. Pavlyshyn. 20 February 1969.
Proposed New Art Centre: Site Investigation. Report to the Premier. March 1969.

Folder 4
Map: Brisbane, Central Part. Possible sites for the proposed Gallery are shaded in pink. No date.
New Queensland Art Gallery Steering Committee, Queensland Art Gallery: Report. 16 March 1972.

Folder 5
Background materials gathered by Roman Pavlyshyn concerning art galleries in Australia and architectural competitions.

Box 4
Folder 1
Art Gallery action file, 1962-1969.

Folder 2
Art Gallery action file, 1969-1972.

Folder 3
Art Gallery, various action papers, 1970-1973.

Folder 4
Art Gallery, various papers, 1972-1973.

Folder 5
Art Gallery, competition for the selection of an architect, Department of Works.
a. Conditions fort the Selection of an Architect, b. Conditions fort the Selection of an Architect, Stage 2., c. Competitive Selection of an Architect. Assessors' Report. March 1973. d. Anonymous submission of the winning design. e. Department of Works, Queensland Art Gallery, Architects Robin Gibson and Partners, June 1973.

Box 5
Folder1
Queensland Art Gallery, Exhibition of Entries and Presentation of Award, 16 April 1973.
a. R. Pavlyshyn, Chairman's speech notes.
b. Short Notes for the speech by the Minister.
c. The Honourable A. M. Hodges, M.LA., Minister for Works and
Robin Gibson and Partners, Queensland Art Gallery: Proposal for Revised Road System.
Raoul Mellish, Assistant Director, Queensland Art Gallery, Address to Queensland Art Gallery Steering Committee, 10 January 1974. Marginal notes by Roman Pavlyshyn
Neil Groom and Lionel Hogg of Queensland Newspapers, "Genesis," opening chapter of the book Queensland Art Gallery (Bowen Hills, Queensland: Queensland Newspapers Pty. Ltd., 1982), draft (with comments by R. Pavlyshyn) and photocopy of the chapter as published. The book itself is in the book section of R. Pavlyshyn's collection.
Opening of the Art Gallery, 21 June 1982, and After. Program of the official opening, gallery guide, brochures and press cuttings, Queensland Art Gallery Foundation brochures.

Box 10
Folder 6
Steering Committee for the New Queensland Art Gallery (Chaired by Pavlyshyn). Press statement, press cuttings1971-72 and 1984, photos.
New Queensland Art Gallery Steering Committee, Queensland Art Gallery: Report. March 1972.
Department of Works and Robin Gibson and Partners, Queensland Art Gallery. Report, incl. plans. June 1973.

Folder 7
Department of Works, Queensland Art Gallery Progress Report. 7.2.1977.
Queensland Art Gallery. Various brochures, postcard, invitation to opening 21.6.1982.

Parcel 1
Item 1
Stage ID Art Gallery. Plans by R. Gibson. 1978.

Correspondence, sketches, a Design Study, photographic slides, copies of newspaper articles and financial records relating to the competition for a design for the National Archives of Australia Headquarters in Canberra.

Letters from William Fryer
• William (Will, Bill or Billy) Fryer, Brisbane to Liz, 17 Jun 1915
• Will Fryer, Sydney to his mother, 7 Oct 1915
• Will Fryer, A69 Warilda, to Liz 12 Oct 1915
• Will Fryer, Helmich Camp, to Liz, 19 Nov 1915
• Will Fryer, Helmich Camp, to his Mother, 19 Nov 1915
• Will Fryer, Helmich Camp, to his Mother, 2 Dec 1915
• Will Fryer, Helmich Camp, to Kitty, 2 Dec 1915
• Will Fryer, Polygon Camp, Abassia, Cairo, to his Mother, 21 Dec 1915
• Will Fryer, [Egypt], to Liz, 10 Feb 1916
• Will Fryer, Tel-el-Kebir, to Liz, 27 Mar 1916
• Will Fryer, OAS, Egypt, to his mother, 13 Apr 1916
• Will Fryer, postcard reading ‘Miss Edith Cavell, Murdered, Oct 12 1915 Remember!’ [nd.]
• Will Fryer, [France] to his mother, 7 Jul 1916
• Will Fryer, France, to Liz, 30 Jun 1916
• Will Fryer, France, to his mother, [nd.]
• Will Fryer, In the Field, to Liz, 20 Jul 1916
• Will Fryer, France, postcard to his mother, 18 Aug 1916
• Will Fryer, No. 5 Red Cross Hospital, France to his father, 22 Sep 1916
• Will Fryer, Bishops Knoll, No. 5 Red Cross Hospital, [France] to Liz, 26 Sep 1916
• Will Fryer, Bishops Knoll [Hospital], to Liz, 5 Oct 1916
• Fryer, Bishops Knoll, to Miss E. S. Fryer, State School, Springsure, Queensland, 14 Oct 1916
• Will Fryer, Bishop’s Knoll, to Liz, 26 Sep 1916
• Walter Fryer, circa 1916
• Will Fryer, Dorset to Liz, 15 Feb 1917
• Will Fryer, No. 1, Command Depot, Pesham Downs, Salisbury Plains, [1917]
• Will Fryer, Brisbane to Liz, 18 Aug 1917
• Will Fryer to Richard, postcard, n.d.

Two letters and typed manuscripts of 10 short articles about life in New Britain.

Material consists primarily of correspondence to and from Ray Sumner between 1980 and 1999 regarding her research on Amalie Dietrich.

Two typescript plays by John Heath-Stubbs held together with (rusty) paper binders (now removed) and brown paper front and back covers which are fragile with frayed edges. Front covers have the title handwritten in pencil and 'by John Heather-Stubbs'. The plays are 'The Harrowing of Hell : a mystery in three scenes' with 15 numbered leaves; and 'Helen in Egypt : a romantic comedy in three acts' with 47 numbered leaves.

Three versions of a list of glass lantern slides. One version, possibly the latest, has been amended in red where glass slides have been replaced by newer 35mm slides.

Handmade and hand painted artist folder (38 x 29 cm) with two titles 'Inventories' and 'Inventories of pictures, pots and vases' written on cover. Contains a postcard of 'Monday morning' by Vida Lahey; a University of Queensland envelope with the name and address of Professor R. P. Cummings crossed out and Miss Vida Lahey written on the front and 'Newspaper articles of interest' written on the back; and newspaper cuttings relating to significant events and interests of Vida Lahey, including the art teaching, the World Wars, the royal family, artists, and exhibitions.

31 plot cards, character map, miscellaneous handwritten and typescript notes.

Manuscript (foolscap and A5 size) on green and white pages, in yellow manila folder, [100 leaves]. Cover note by Malouf: Some early drafts, notes & 'bits and pices' of Curlow Creek.