Two typescript drafts, one with emendations, for the short story 'A man needs his dreams'.

Two typescript drafts (one of yellow paper), with emendations, and three carbon typescript drafts.

Two typescript drafts (one on yellow paper), with emendations, and three carbon typescript drafts.

One carbon typescript draft and typescript draft (on yellow paper), with emendations.

One carbon typescript draft.

Typescript draft on yellow paper with red typing tape, with emendations, 2 leaves, last leaf incomplete (signature torn off). Author unidentified but yellow paper is often used by Carey.

Unpublished play script titled 'A schoolboy prank by Peter Carey. An adaptation for the stage', 9 leaves, undated. The short story A schoolboy prank was published in Carey's short story collections War Crimes (University of Queensland Press) in 1979 and Collected stories (University of Queensland Press) in 1994.

Drafts, notes, and corrections for 'The Chance : A play adapted from the short story of the same name'.

Projects by Roman Pavlyshyn with personal design and documentation responsibility.

In 1957, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Queensland, Professor James Douglas Story, proposed a regional university college be established. This desire came to fruition on 27 February 1961 when the University College of Townsville was opened. This college became the James Cook University of North Queensland on 29 April 1970 and is now known as James Cook University.

In 1965 430 acres of bushland was set aside for a new campus in Brisbane's south in the suburb Nathan. Initially this was to be a University college of the University of Queensland but by September 1971 it was established as Griffith University.

Birrell was asked by the Co-Ordinator General of the Public Works to draw up plans for both colleges. The majority of these plans have the title block for the University of Queensland and James Birrell as the UQ Architect. This subseries contains plans for the University Colleges, Townsville (22 plans) and Mt Gravatt (23 plans).