Album, 30 x 23 cm, bound in green cloth, containing 104 sepia and black and white photographs of various sizes, mounted on board. Some photographs have handwritten captions. Handwritten inscription inside front cover: 'Nina Stodart with love from "F.S." 18.5.05'.

The photographs feature people, animals and places including members of the Victorian branch of the Stodart family; Mooramong Station near Skipton, Victoria; Geelong College and Geelong; Carlsruhe, Victoria; No. 3 S.M. Coy Corps of Australian Engineers at Lytton Camp; pyramids in Egypt; Enoggera Creek and the early operations of Enoggera Reservoir; Federation celebrations in Sydney; Brisbane during the 1898 flood; the departure of the first Queensland Contingent for South Africa during the Boer War; crowds on Federation Day attending the Proclamation of the Commonwealth, Brisbane; visit of the Duke of York and Duke of Cornwall, George Frederick Ernest Albert; the Aboriginal Arch spanning George Street during the Duke of York's visit in Brisbane; Botanical Gardens, Melbourne; Sandgate, Brisbane; locations in Batavia (Jakarta); and General Lord Hopetoun taking his oath of office in Centennial Park and parading through the streets of Sydney.

Album 20 photographs (26 x 35 cm and smaller) of Rugby Union football teams and matches, 1879-1890. Most teams are from Brisbane, some are from New South Wales and overseas. Teams include Brisbane Football Club, Intercolonial Queensland and New South Wales teams, Wanderers, All England team, Wallaroo Football Club, Emu Football Club, Combined Juniors and All England Club, Wasps and Arfomas.

Sepia photographs (various sizes) mounted on board. Some photographs have handwritten captions identifying players.
Includes a proof of an ink and pen drawing with caption: "NB The top part represents Fall's & Rocks. The bottom scratches are the boy's", and two newspaper cuttings on the Pioneers of Moreton Bay. Green album engraved with gold and word Album written on cover.

Album of sepia photographs by Thomas Foster Chuck. Album has a captioned page for each scene of Melbourne but only six photographs are in this album. These photographs are: Post Office Melbourne (Chuck photo 33), The Treasury (Chuck photo 19), University Melbourne (Chuck photo 59), Public Library (Chuck photo 54), Bourke St (looking east) (Chuck photo 35), and one uinidentified scene of a river.

Bound album, 28 x 25 x 6 cm, of 167 black and white photographs. Appears to be a record of Appel's voyage while Home Secretary in the Queensland Government Steamer "Otter" in 1914 which went as far north as Daru on the coast of south-western Papua. Title embossed on cover of album. Several pages are without photographs. Photographs have been pasted to the mid-weight card and none have captioning. Photographs include: Baron Falls; a lighthouse (possibly Booby Island Light); possibly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples from Northern Queensland and Papuan New Guinea peoples; and places from his travels.

Content advice: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are warned that this resource may contain images, transcripts or names of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples now deceased. It may also contain historically and culturally sensitive words, terms, and descriptions.

Approximately 900 photographs, mostly black and white, some sepia. Photographs mostly relating to Queensland people and places, but including interstate and overseas photographs. Includes photographs of Australian authors, the 1893 Brisbane floods, and Mornington Island (Queensland). There are also a number of photographs of Papua New Guinea which were originally in the Beazley collection (UQFL271). Other photographs of Queensland people and places can be found in UQFL479.

Black and white photographs, many undated, mostly relating to Queensland people and places, but including photographs of other Australian and overseas locations. Also includes photographs relating to the University of Queensland.

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.