Ephemeral material relating to activities of the International Women's Day Committee

Contains professional and personal correspondence in the form of printed faxes and emails ; photographs of Peter Carey ; newspaper cuttings and ephemera. Papers also include articles written by Alison Summers about her first-hand experience on September 11, 2001. Alison Summers was married to Peter Carey at the time, living in New York and had been in the second World Trade building just minutes before the first plane hit the building.

Anthropological field notes and reports.

Anthropological field notes and reports.

Conditional pardon for Thomas Clarke, signed by Governor Gipps and registered on August 8, 1843.

Exhibitions not always directly organised by the Arts Council of Australia (Queensland Division) are in these folders together with meetings with other Arts related organisations or other committees of the Arts Council of Australia (Qld Division). The first folder includes correspondence, notes and programmes relating to the Exhibition of Sydney Contemporary painters in 1961. The second folder includes material from the Adelaide Festival in 1970. The last folder includes a list of drawings by Karl Langer, a circular on the Artlink Programme (which replaced the BLiP scheme) for 1984; minutes of the Bicentenary committee, the Planning committee; and minutes of meetings between the Arts Council of Australia (Queensland Division) and the Queensland Ballet, the Queensland Theatre Company.

Three folders of newspaper cuttings relating to the activities of the Arts Council of Australia (Queensland Division) from the 1960s to the 1980s

This file contains 70 b&w photographs of various sizes and some with annotations of the back from various vacations schools, tours,
the QAC Toyota Bus, the Engel Family, Rukmini Devi, Innisfail branch members, and paintings (from one of the exhibitions?)