Original folder entitled 'Chapter 7 - Descendents of Frank Nicholson and Saranna (North)' (now discarded) containing photographs, notes, family trees, correspondence, order of service and press cuttings.

Notes about, and a proof copy of the publication for the exhibition, 'Donald Friend in Queensland', held at the Queensland Art Gallery from 10 October to 24 January 2009. The book was published by the Queensland Art Gallery in 2012 as 'Donald Friend in Queensland', by Glenn Cooke, Ian Britain and Timothy Bottoms.

Client: Joan and Roy Celledon. Location: Lot 5 Wattles Road, Kimba. Includes eight plans by Saint Consulting Engineers, Job number 011209.

Contains material such as art exhibition catalogues, invitations and ephemeral items relating to Australian artists exhibiting in Queensland galleries.
Fryer Library holdings include: Archibelle ; Benedict and Dominic Gubb

Correspondence, incoming, from 2008-2009, undated:
2008 – 12 letters: Gail Jones (2); Others (10).

2009 – 14 letters: Ihab Hassan (2); Gail Jones (1); John Ralston Saul (1); Others (10).

2000s undated – 19 letters: Eve Duncan (1); Gail Jones (1); David Rowbotham (1); Jaya Savige (2, one is a fragment only); Others (14).

Includes annotated project assessments and other documentation, including copy of a 1980 course outline, and logbook from trip to Charleville.

Original folder entitled 'Chapter 3 - Jean and Villeneuve Family' (now discarded) containing newspaper cuttings, correspondence, notes and photographs.

Correspondence, speaking notes and advertising material relating to the Friends of Tingalpa Cemetery, of which Michael White is a Life Member.

Six medals awarded to Spencer Routh for his academic achievements. They are: Who’s Who Keyring, 2008. -- TJ Ryan Memorial Medal, [engraved] 1949, 28 mm diameter. -- Lilley Memorial Medal, [engraved], 1949, 16 mm diameter. -- Byrnes Memorial Medal, [engraved], 33 mm diameter. -- Australian Dictionary of Biography Medal, [engraved], 2000, 63 mm diameter. -- University of Queensland Centenary Commemorative Medallion, 2010, 60 mm diameter.