- UQFL157-Series M
- Series
- ca. 1950-1975
Part of Gertrude Langer Papers
Part of Gertrude Langer Papers
Part of Gertrude Langer Papers
Notes and scripts for lectures delivered by Gertrude Langer. Receipt books, enrolment cards and printed ephemera, including invitations and notices.
Short stories and dramatic works, published and unpublished, 1966 to 1995
Part of Trevor Shearston Papers
This series contains cuttings from journals or the journals with four short stories by Shearston and two unpublished play scripts.
Part of Daphne Mayo Papers
Newspaper and magazine cuttings collected by Daphne Mayo. Based on correspondence, friends and relatives also sent her cuttings and these may form part of this series.
[Item 1] Newspaper cuttings, undated. -- [Item 2] Newspaper cuttings, 1914, 1920s. -- [Item 3] Newspaper cuttings, 1930s. -- [Item 4] Newspaper cuttings,1940s. -- [Item 5] Newspaper cuttings,1950s. -- [Item 6] Newspaper cuttings, 1960. -- [Item 7] Newspaper cuttings, 1970s.
Proposed Chapel at Home of the Good Shepherd, Mitchelton
Architectural drawings for Proposed Chapel at Home of the Good Shepherd, Mitchelton, including sketch plans, working drawings and additional details.
Part of Gertrude Langer Papers
Langer, Gertrude, 1908-1984
Priest's residence for St Columban's Mission, Toowong
Architectural drawings for the Priest's Residence for St Columban's Mission, Toowong (now demolished), including sketch plans, working drawings and joinery plans.
New Guinea letters of John Green [radio documentary] (1984)
Part of Trevor Shearston Papers
Featured over two broadcasts on ABC Radio 2 in 1984 was the radio documentary written by Trevor Shearston based on the letters from New Guinea of John Green to his family in Healesville in Victoria. Working titles included: The John Green Letters; Edge of the Empire : the New Guinea letters of John Green; and The John Green letters. John Green, fifth son of John and Mary Green, went to British New Guinea in 1892. In 1897 he was speared and then clubbed to death by Binandere people. During this four years in New Guinea John Green wrote more than 3200 pages of correspondence.
This series contains drafts, agreements and correspondence with ABC regarding scripts and production, and research material for the radio documentary feature.
Part of Daphne Mayo Papers
Correspondence from Daphne Mayo to her parents, Bill and Lila Mayo. General correspondence, personal papers, and publications. The material in this series is presumed to be from the estate of Daphne Mayo's mother, Lila Mayo.
Part of Gertrude Langer Papers