49 glass slides, mostly of Aboriginal subjects.
9 contact sheets of images from the glass slides.

Correspondents include: Bert Kay, V.N. Thompson, Kelly’s father Robert Watson, and her future husband (Francis Angelo) Timothy Kelly.

Correspondents include: Caroline Kelly, E.C. Murray (Folk Lore Association of NSW), A.P. Elkin, L.F. Crisp (Australian National University), Timothy Kelly. Most of this correspondence deals with Kelly’s applications for research fellowships.

Correspondents include: Margery Browne, V.N. Thompson, Miriam Ogden, Alfred Buchanan, and Timothy Kelly.
Includes:
-- letter to Sydney Morning Herald from Caroline Kelly, 1 Nov 1934.
-- questionnaires concerning the welfare of Aborigines, sent by the Feminist Club of New South Wales to State parliamentary candidates, and letters of reply from some candidates, 1938.

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Correspondents include: Harry R. Bailey, D.P. Tarrant, F.W. Clark and Desiree Fallon.

Correspondents include: Caroline Kelly, Timothy Kelly and Kelly’s father, Robert Watson.

Correspondents include: Caroline Kelly, A.P. Elkin, Clarice McNamara, Gwen Daley (The New Education Fellowship), E.M. Higgins, Professor S.F. Nadel (Australian National University), and A. Fabinyi (F.W. Cheshire Pty Ltd).

Anthropological field notes and reports.
1 notebook and 1 typed report.

List of full or partial names of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander individuals mentioned in the file at Barambah:

Bob Simpson (Barambah)
Happy (Namboor)
George Lane (Nambunnu)
Frank Simpson (Nephew to Bob) (Yonguarboomi)
Leddie Brown (Wakanulli)
Kenny Simpson (Turrbumma)
Mrs Ada Beckett (Narrkul)
Isaac Owen (Brother to Mrs Ross)
Willie Owen (Brother to Mrs Ross)

List of full or partial names of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander individuals mentioned in the file at Uranga:

Jack Noble (Gawongowau)
Willy Wandunna [spelling uncertain, may be Wandana]

Content advice: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are warned that this resource contains mention of Men’s Business, Women’s Business, initiation and infanticide. It also may contain images, transcripts or names of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples now deceased. It may also contain historically and culturally sensitive words, terms, and descriptions.

Financial and legal papers from the 1930s to the 1970s and undated.