Typescript history of The Griffin Theatre Company with list of productions (1979-1989) and covering letter from Noel Hodda to Margaret O'Hagan (1 p.).

Handwritten letter to Professor Stable asking his advice about going to Oxford for postgraduate study.

Typescript letter to A.K. Thomson from Wendy Stephens, Secretary of the University of Queensland Dramatic Society thanking him for his help as Patron for 1956-1957.

Program includes list of Ipswich Aldermen, menu, toast list, program of music, words to "God Bless the Prince of Wales" by George Linley, and two photographic reproductions - A view of Queen's park and H.M.S. Renown.

Prepared for the visit of the I8/35 Group of the National Trust of Queensland on Sunday 9 June 1974. Gives brief notes on the history of the island. Includes a map of Moreton Bay settlement showing location of notable homes in 1869, and buildings on St Helena.
Map drawn by R. McLeod.

Photocopy of Hansard transcript from 12 to 13 Sep 1968 regarding the Foco Club at the Trades Hall in Brisbane. It includes some information on the history of the Foco Club, speakers who have presented at the club, and mentions the Society for Democratic Action, Brian Laver, Alan Anderson, Victor Slater, Brisbane Underground Machine, Civil Liberties Co-ordinating Committee, Young Socialist League, among others.

Newspaper cutting of 'Guerrillas in Brisbane', Theatre by Katharine, Brisbane, from July or August 1968.

Flyer for a special event at the Foco Club on Sunday 6 October, most likely in 1968.

Poster [2 copies] for 'Foco lives - A '60's happeninging! Farewell to Trades Hall'.

Invitation to the launch of 'Vivant Professores' by Helen Gregory. Includes pre-publication offer. Cover illustration of pre-publication offer shows procession of professors: [from the front] Prof. William Nathaniel Robertson, Prof. R.W.H. Hawken, Prof. T. Parnell, Prof. E.J. Goddard, Prof. M. Scott Fletcher, Prof. F.W.S. Cumbrae Stewart. 'Vivant Professores' is Fryer occasional publication no. 7.