Notes, story outlines and fragments, some of which have titles. Includes typescripts with the titles: 'The Botticelli stories'; 'The ice room'; 'K.L. Story'; 'Story: body sellers'; and 'Notes on life in the whorehouse'. Typescript where first line begins: 'Claire Schnier lay in a bed in ward 5...'; 'She had a face like someone who has come out of a sad movie....'; 'He tried to write stories about the people he knew...'; '1. The ride from the airport...'; 'I saw you today and now I'm home by myself...'; 'To truly appreciate paradise,...'. Several pages of Bliss. Also includes loose fragments.

This series contains material such as theatre programs, concert notes, invitations and ephemeral items relating to Australian theatres.
The collection includes several issues of "The Strand Movie News" from 1921-1922.

This file includes student architectural history projects from 1986. Students include Stephen Gee.

This file includes: Workers' Educational Association Syllabus of Classes, 1926; Workers' Educational Association of New South Wales University tutorial classes winter session, 1944; Department of Technical Education re-enrolment slip (2), 1952; Handwritten list 'Lunch hour addresses - 1940'; Sydney University Extension Board; typescript minutes of Staff meeting held at C.A.C. and attended by Miss Mayo, 17 Nov 1939; form letter from Nancy D. H. Underhill (Lecturer in Fine Arts, University of Queensland) regarding the course 'Fine arts and their place in the Renaissance', 14 Jun 1972; Stuart Summer School, 1966; Society of Arts and Crafts of N.S.W. courses for Fabric printing, and Design and Craft, Classes; SORA Art Appreciation Course; "You and the arts : understanding and enjoyment" broadcasts for discussion by listening groups, 1951; Art Council of Australia Lunch-time lectures, 1951.

This file contains a student project for the TN! Theatre at the South Brisbane Library.

Incoming and outgoing correspondence and notes. Decanted from larger binder. Arranged in reverse chronological order from 15 March 1962 to2 March 1966.