Papers concerning pre-industrial England compiled for the 1979 "Pre-Industrial England" history class taught by Rod Fisher. Some items vellum. Also two Elizabethan land deeds, with translations and explanatory notes, used by Dr Rod Fisher in teaching.

Diaries, travel notes, notebooks, correspondence, manuscripts, sketches, press clippings, photographs, articles featured in The Queenslander and Darling Downs Gazette and material for The Antipodeon, and biographical material. Photocopies of letters 1892 to 1906 by or about Evans, held in the Mitchell Library. There is also a scrapbook containing original sketches by Percy F.S. Spence, Frank P. Mahony, C. Roth, B.E. Minns, and E. Bevan.

57 sepia studio portraits (Cabinet cards), 2 photographs of Hector William Harris and William Henry Harris, plus one letter card views of Pitlochry no. 2. No details supplied with photographs. Photographs come from mostly Victorian studios, including Geelong, Colac, Ballarat and Melbourne.

Manuscripts of short stories, novels; slides and textbooks for teaching of German language; teaching materials for secondary schools - slides, tapes, talks and presentation materials; examination papers, film reviews, University German teaching lectures, correspondence, diaries, personal financial records, photographs of German and Australian locations, monographs.

Approximately 525 postcards, black and white and coloured, many undated.

Drafts, notes and research materials relating to Race Relations in Australia (Methuen, 1982).

Manuscripts, correspondence, newspaper cuttings, sketches, photographs, publications. Most of the papers in the collection are by William Wienholt.

Copies of correspondence and notebooks of Dr Thomas Graham from 1830 until 1851.

Research material used for The recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn and Henry Kingsley; papers relating to the establishment of a pharmacy course at the University of Queensland.

Books presented by Fanny Kingsley to her youngest son Grenville Kingsley. Extra-illustrated with photographs, including portrait photographs of Charles and Fanny Kingsley as well as their four children Rose, Maurice, Mary and Grenville.