Design Projects by R. Pavlyshyn in the Architectural Office of Ludwig Doelger, Aschaffenburg, Germany, in 1947 and 1948.

Oversize Folder 2
Job Description
2.1 A Residential and commercial work.
2.1.1 Residence for Sisters Bergmann, working drawing, 1: 100, 88 x 37 cm.
2.1.2 Residence for Johann Roth, 88 x 40 cm.
2.1.3 Residence for Heinrich Kirsch, 90 x 40 cm.
2.1.4 Residence for Adam Buttner, 75 x 46 cm.
2.1.5 Residence for Franz Roth, 88 x 40 cm.
2.1.6 Residence for Eduard Betz, 86 x 48 cm.
2.1.7 Residence with joiner's workshop for Wilhelm Viith, 98 x 50 cm.
2.1.8 "Scriba" House, 42 x 30 cm.
2.1.9 Residence for Heinrich Kunkel, 84 x 40 cm.
2.1.10 Small Garden house for E. Bahlinger, 64 x 37 cm.
2.1.11 Estate of Karl Staudter, 95 x 52 cm.
2.1.12 Quilling Garment factory, Hosbach, plans, 77 x 52 cm.
2.1.13 Ditto, elevations, 77 x 52 cm.
2.1.14 Garment factory, Reis, plans, 74 x 53 cm.
2.1.15 Ditto, elevations, 74 x 53 cm.
2.1.16 Residence with bakery for A. Pfister, 78 x 52 cm.
2.1.17 Catholic Home for Boys in Sailauf, plan, street elevation, 82 x 47 cm.
2.1.18 Ditto, elevations, section, 82 x 47 cm.
2.1.19 Catholic Home for Youth, Goldenbach, 82 x 50 cm.
2.1.20 Tencment House, five levels, for Joh. Lautenschlager, plans and sections.
2.1.21 Ditto, elevations, 86 x 62 cm.
2.1.22 Ditto, entry gate and facade details, 1:20, 94 x 62 cm.
2.2 Church and Monastery of the Capuchin Order in Aschaffenburg.
2.2.1 Church plan, 1: 100, 60 x 45 cm.
2.2.2 Long section, view to the North, 60 x 30 cm.
2.2.3 Ditto, view to the South, 60 x 30 cm.
2.2.4 Cross-section, 40 x 30 cm.
2.2.5 Beam ceiling, perspective view, 30 x 30 cm.
2.2.6 Side elevation to the North, 60 x 40 cm.
2.2.7 Front elevation to the East, 72 x 52 cm.
2.2.8 Main portal, 1: 20, 40 x 56 cm.
2.2.9 Porch at the main portal, 1:20, 90 x 83 cm. 2.2; 10 Side portal, 36 x 52 cm.
2.2.11 Porch at side entrance 1:20, 90 x 83 cm.
2.2.12 Alterations to the Monastery building, 58 x 63 cm.
2.2.13 Alterations to the Monastery building, 58 x 63 cm.
2.2.14 Alterations to the Monastery building, 58 x 63 cm.

Reports by Caroline Kelly produced for a research study commissioned by the Commonwealth Ministry of Immigration, 1943-1947.
Correspondence associated with the migration research project, 1944 - 1946.

69 letters from Bill and Lila Mayo to their daughter Daphne from 5 January to 21 December 1947.

Letter from letter to Mrs R. C. Jameson [Mrs Rowand Chalmer Jameson] (Sybil Margaret Grace Bell, daughter of Colin Basil Peter and Theodora Sybil Francis Bell) regarding gravestone inscription for her mother, 14 Nov 1947; The death of Donald Thistlethwayte [husband of Mary Alexander Moffatt], 20 Sep 1933; Part of a Funeral Order of Service, undated; Handwritten copy of lyrics to “Mandalay”, undated.

Scrapbook containing 543 black and white photographs of Rabaul in 1947, with accompanying typescript list of captions.

Photographs and illustrations. Includes photgraphs: sent to Mayo (envelope included); picnic lunch of the Orchid Lovers Club (Lila Mayo was probably a member), pictures of orchids, last lunch after happy time at Roberts Plateau; two envelopes of photographs; a photograph of 4 men in arab dress, one of whom is Richard Mayo (Daphne Mayo's brother) (previously in frame that is now discarded). Envelope, that contained xrays (discarded due to vinegar syndrome) with the name 'Miss Mc.Arthur' written on cover, 5 Sep 1963.

Field notes and reports. Includes report on child immigration agencies in New South Wales, 1944.

Correspondence, statements and asset inventories relating to a claim to the War Damages Commission for war damage to the Matala Plantation during the Japanese military occupation of New Guinea.