Paper, 16 pages, by Kerry Heckenberg, presented as a Research Seminar in the School of English, Media Studies and Art History at the University of Queensland, 31 July 2009. Discusses in detail the mural works of Don Cowen and Quentin Hole in the former University of Queensland Geology Museum, Richards Building, and their relevance as art works based on scientific knowledge of the day. Contents include a copy of the paper presented and a printout of the PowerPoint presentation, 34 pages.

Photocopies, newspaper cuttings, correspondence relating to William Kellett (who worked for Bell & Sons of Jimbour until 1881 when Sir Joshua Peter Bell died). Copy of Mr Edward Kellett (father of William Kellett) deceased notice in Queensland Times, 17 July 1881. Typed tombstone inscription for Edward kellett with typescript of deceased notice in Queensland Times, 17 July 1881. Correspondence to Mr CD & Mrs AM Taylor from Cr Peter Matic relating to naming of Pocket Park, Kellett Street, 17 Nov 2009 to "William Kellett Park".
Two photocopied pages from an unknown publication recounting William Kellett’s association with the Joshua Peter Bell (1827-1881) and the Bell properites, including Buaraba.

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.

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

Client: Chris and Tim Varitimos. Location: 10 Stewart Place, Ashgrove.

Two typed drafts of 'Each Man is to Fend for Himself: A Tragedy in Two Acts'. One of the drafts, dated 2008, is annotated and accompanied by an English translation of an account of the final Montevideo Maru voyage, written in Japanese by Hisashi Noma. The second draft, containing no annotations, is dated 2010. This file also contains a typed draft of a poem entitled 'Time?', with a handwritten annotation indicating the poem was written in the mid 1960s.

Correspondence and sketches of bus design, 2008.