Minute books, baptism register, service books, membership register, visitors' book, marriage declarations, account book, publications.

Court documents and transcripts, indexes, appeal books, summonses, affidavits etc. regarding case no.82/44 Bernard Verwayen (Plaintiff) and the Commonwealth of Australia (Defendant).

Material assembled by Mavis Florence Jones about the Brisbane Eisteddfod Junior Choir, including the Constitution of the choir, names of committee members and choristers, accounts, notices of meetings, programmes, newspaper cuttings on reports of choir activities. Also includes descriptions and patterns of choir uniforms, certificates and reports on tours made.

Lecture notes, examination papers and results, and thesis relating to the teaching career of Professor Parnell at the University of Queensland.

Includes: diaries, photograph albums, newspaper clippings, correspondence, memorabilia.

Correspondence, addresses, lectures, essays concerning Australian theatre, photographs. Includes small number of letters from Judith Wright and Jack McKinney. Also correspondence, committee minutes, and other papers relating to establishment of J.J. Stable Memorial Tree Theatre.

4 videocassettes, containing different drafts for short film, Umpi Korumba. Also 6 leaves typescript providing background information about film. Umpi Korumba (originally titled 'Round Brisbane') is a short film, produced for the Centenary of Federation with the assistance of QPIX. It is one in a series of 4 films entitled Time & Light : Four impressions of Brisbane.

Letters, postcards and photographs sent by Gwen Harwood to her friend Helen Mills.

Photographs of people and scenes, many unidentified. They include studio portraits, wedding and class photographs, family groups and scenes of the Upper Goulburn River district, particularly Mansfield and Jamieson, Melbourne and Tasmania, particularly Port Arthur. Some used as greeting cards, with messages. Some postcards, including World War 1 locations with messages from men serving overseas, presumably family members.

Correspondence, administrative records, financial records, minutes, reports, discussion and conference papers, newspaper cuttings, newsletters, periodicals, and research materials concerning the media’s portrayal of women.