- UQFL572
- Collection
- 1964-2009
Administrative records, production files, personal papers of Carolyn Howard, promotional material, photographs, posters, audio-visual recordings.
TheatreWorks (Melbourne, Vic.)
Administrative records, production files, personal papers of Carolyn Howard, promotional material, photographs, posters, audio-visual recordings.
TheatreWorks (Melbourne, Vic.)
Manuscript drafts of books and poetry, correspondence, diaries, speeches, notes, taped interviews, newspaper cuttings, photographs.
Wharton, Herb, 1936-
Oral history interviews with Queensland state and federal women parliamentarians
Oral history interviews on cassette tapes and microcassette tapes, and transcripts on floppy disks and CDs. These interviews were conducted with Queensland State and Federal women parliamentarians. McCulloch used these interviews in his publication From Suffragists to Legislators : 100 Years of Women's Suffrage in Queensland.
McCulloch, John E. S. (John Edward Seymour), 1938-2010
Material relating to the Foco Club
Foco Membership card, newspaper cuttings (original and photocopies) of articles relating to the Foco Club, opening night circular, 'Foco Lives' poster. Also includes material related to the 1985 Foco event: poster for reunion of Foco Club in February 1985, newspaper cuttings, workbook, and notes related to the 1985 event.
Anderson, Alan
Includes: correspondence; photographs; manuscript of unpublished autobiography "Memoirs of a Communist"; obituary; medals received from Ho Chi Minh and dignitaries from Communist countries visited. Also includes audio tapes featuring talks on Nelson Mandela; memoirs; newspaper cuttings; manuscripts of published and unpublished articles; pamphlets; leaflets, flyers, articles on the Communist Party of Australia and the Socialist Party of Australia.
Henderson, Jim, 1907-1998
Collection of correspondence from friends and fellow writers, mostly poets, editors and critics, discussing poetry, literary journals in Australia, personal news. Also copies of poems enclosed with letters or included in them. The earliest letter is dated 31 Nov. 1933. The great bulk of letters was written in the 1960s and 1970s. In all there are over 900 letters and a large number of unsorted postcard communications. The collection also includes some of Gwen Harwood's outgoing correspondence, and mss of her poems, with some biographical material and photographs. Correspondents include: Bruce Beaver; Peter Bennie; John Beston; Kevin Bowden; Vincent Buckley; Nancy Cato; Alexander Craig; Margaret Diesendorf; R.D. Fitzgerald; Frank Green; Rodney Hall; Rex Hobcroft; A.D. Hope; Evan Jones; Frank Kellaway; James McAuley; Roger McDonald; James Penberthy; Craig Powell; Thomas Riddell; Keith Russell; Thomas Shapcott; Larry Sitsky; Vivian Smith; Norman Talbot. Includes folder of letters, with some poems, to Ann Jennings, 1959-1988. There are also some photographs and audio recordings.
Harwood, Gwen
Interview of Babette Stephens by Rodney Lumer and Marguerit Millis.
Babette Stephens talks with Rodney Lumer and Marguerit Millis and about her life and work. The Fryer Library arranged the interviews which were conducted in the Language Laboratory at the University of Queensland. Tape 1 was recorded 12 Mar 1991, Tape 2 was recorded 2 Apr 1991.
Stephens, Babette, 1910-2001
Star of the Sea School, Southport, Queensland 1900-1990 : oral history project.
Cassette tapes, records, publications. An oral history project recording the history of the Star of the Sea School at Southport, Queensland, between 1900-1990. Interviews were conducted with members of the Sisters of Mercy, former students and others associated with the school.
Dunlea, Lea
Material relating to Australian and international playwrights, including correspondence, subject files, newspaper cuttings and interviews.
Sykes, Arlene
Drafts of A Long Time Dying, Amy's Children, Loving Daughters, The Home Girls, A Working Man's Castle, and other short stories. Also correspondence, reviews, newspaper clippings, articles, audiocassettes, family photographs and documents.
Masters, Olga, 1919-1986