Two bound typescripts of largely unpublished short stories, the first titled Tales Natural and Supernatural (ca.1944) and the second Goodbye to Elliott and Other Stories (ca.1947). The second typescript is mainly a redrafting of the first.

Two albums of 1052 35mm colour slides taken by Stephen Trotter during his Sisalkraft Travel Scholarship. The scholarship of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects (RAIA) was awarded to Trotter in 1963. The publication that was a required outcome of the scholarship was Cities in the Sun, a travelogue documenting the relationship between architecture and climate.

Album 1: Singapore (31 slides), Kuala Lumpur (41 slides), Hong Kong (40 slides), Bangkok (22 slides), India (83 slides), Agra (9 slides), Tehran and Istanbul (32 slides), Athens (29 slides), Rome and Milan (43 slides), Venice and Switzerland (44 slides), Hamburg and Copenhagen (28 slides), Malmo and Paris (34 slides), London and Fareham (38 slides), Salisbury to Wells (18 slides), Stratford-upon-Avon and Coventry (3 slides), Wells to Maryport, West England, Eireland (30 slides), Scotland (27 slides).

Album 2: Oxford and Cambridge (22 slides), Madrid and Toledo (33 slides), Lisbon (43 slides), New York (29 slides), Miami (5 slides), Kingston (3 slides), Caracus (35 slides), Brasilia (11 slides), Rio (4 slides), Sao Paulo (25 slides), Lima (13 slides), Mexico (33 slides), USA (23 slides), Los Angeles (19 slides), San Francisco (11 slides), Honolulu (3 slides), Tahiti (8 slides), Unidentified (180 slides).

20 colour slides of students' architectural models, taken by Stephen Trotter.

Photographs taken by Stephen Trotter on a trip to Murray Island, in eastern Torres Strait, between Cape York Peninsula and Papua New Guinea.

Photographs taken by Stephen Trotter of the Student Union building at The University of Queensland, St. Lucia, which was designed by Fulton, Trotter Architects.

Student work completed by Pavlyshyn, including drawings, lecture notes, exercises and sketches

Architectural Drawings created by Pavlyshyn, relating to his public and private work.

Box 16
Folder 1
Ludwig Dölger, reference for Roman Pavlyshyn, 1948.
Libby Winter, Biographical note on Karl Langer. RP worked for Langer in 1950-51.
Employment documentation,
a. 1951-1958: Commonwealth Department of Works; caricature by “Mitch” with help from “Ben” showing RP leaving the frying pan for the fire.
b. 1958-1964: Employment documentation, Queensland Department of Works. Unsolicited testimonial by David Longland
c. 1964-1966: Beck and Pavlyshyn, various materials.
d. 1966-1985: RP, employment documentation, Queensland Department of Works.

Folder 2
1959-1982: RP, miscellaneous documents, Queensland Department of Works.
1969-1982: RP, superannuation while at Queensland Department of Works. Miscellaneous.
Notes for speeches at work-related functions.
Official invitations to RP, miscellaneous, not sorted by date.

Folder 3
Correspondence. Semi-official but work-related.
Royal Australian Institute of Architects. Miscellaneous
National Public Works Conference, Photo (1983); NPWC, Measurement of performance of Public Construction Agencies.
Retirement from the Department of Works (1985) and as chairman of the Board of Architects of Queensland. RSVPs, speeches, copies of extracts from album of government building projects under RP’s tenure of responsible Departmental posts, various materials, photo.

Folder 4
Portrait and other photographs of Roman Pavlyshyn relating to his work at the Queensland Department of Works
CVs and biographical notes (English and Ukrainian)
Published biographies of Roman Pavlyshyn and related correspondence (English and Ukrainian)
Professional testimonials for Roman Pavlyshyn
Roman Pavlyshyn’s retirement from the Queensland Department of Works. Various materials.

Box 17
Folder 4
Documents relating to Pavlyshyn's education, immigration and employment
Newspaper cuttings
CD with List of Drawings, compiled in 2010

Books presented to Roman Pavlyshyn

Box 6
Item 1
Power, Jan, Setting the Stage: Queensland Performing Arts Complex. The First Ten Years, ed. Sue Gough, text development and research by Kate Gould. Brisbane: Boolarong Press, 1995. Inscribed to Roman Pavlyshyn by Tony Gould.

Item 2
Queensland Art Gallery (Bowen Hills, Queensland: Queensland Newspapers Pty. Ltd., 1982. Inscribed to Roman Pavlyshyn by Raoul Mellish, 2 July 1985.

Item 3
Tucker, Maya V. This Whole Matter: The First 25 Years of the NCRB. Highett, Victoria: National Committee on Rationalised Building, 1993. With a letter from the President of the NCRB, Dr Selwyn Tucker, 9 November 1993.

Drawings for the Home for the Aged for the Holy Spirit Sisters at Aspley and a chapel and extensions at the same site.