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Papers of Lord Gowrie, 1835-1987

13.35 metres (62 ms boxes + 5 medium folio boxes + 1 large folio box + 1 small phase box + 1 outsized phase box)
Abstract Or Scope
The collection constitutes a rich record of Gowrie's life, from a boy at Eton and young officer of the British Empire, to a 'mature man of affairs' who held several appointments of vice-regal office in Australia. The papers are varied in format and include official and private correspondence, cables, genealogical and biographical papers, legal and financial records, speeches, broadcasts, photographs, newspaper cuttings and memorabilia. Aspects of the life and work of Gowrie's wife, Zara, and their son, Patrick Hore-Ruthven, are also detailed in the papers.

Papers of Robbie Swan, 1951-2016

(7 MS boxes + 1 large folio box)
Abstract Or Scope
This collection comprises the personal papers of Robert (Robbie) Swan and documents his life and career as a radio producer, publisher, journalist and lobbyist for the adult entertainment industry. Swan was founding editor of Matilda magazine in the 1980s and became involved in the burgeoning adult entertainment industry in Canberra as lobbyist for the Adult Video Industry Association, consequently becoming involved in debates and campaigns around censorship. In 1992 he teamed up with partner, Fiona Patten, to form the Eros Foundation and later co-founded the Australian Sex Party (now the Reason Party).
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Papers of Rachel Roxburgh, 1794-1986

4.65 metres (17 ms boxes + 2 large folio boxes + 1 outsized phase box)
Abstract Or Scope
The collection contains papers relating to Roxburgh's research for her books, including Throsby Park (1989), Early colonial houses of New South Wales (1974) and Colonial farm buildings of New South Wales (1978), together with material on architecture and early Australian families.

Anzac Day March and Dawn Service in Adelaide, South Australia, Melbourne, Victoria and Sydney, New South Wales, 25 April, 2018-2023, 2018-2023

Abstract Or Scope
Collection of photographs documenting the Anzac Day March and Dawn Service in Adelaide, South Australia, Melbourne, Victoria, and Sydney, New South Wales. Includes photographs of the commemorative services, marches, and annual Two-up Game, showcasing the spirit of remembrance.
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E.W. Searle collection of photographs, ca. 1900-1955, 1900-1955

ca. 2000 photographs : b&w; 40.5 x 50.9 cm, or smaller. 253 negatives : nitrate ; 9x 14.1 cm. and less. 28 slides : b&w ; 7.3 x 8.3 cm.
Abstract Or Scope
Photographs of Sydney scenery, city buildings, country and bush scenes in N.S.W., mining, aviation, Northern Territory and Queensland, Tasmania, Melbourne, Canberra, Indigenous Australians, portraits, Sydney Harbour Bridge and aerial photography and surveys. Collection includes glass negatives of his father, James Searle, a lantern lecturer, and albums of mounted photographs.
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Papers of Admiral Sir Lionel Halsey (as filmed by the AJCP), 1905-1923

6 items
Abstract Or Scope
Letters 1905-08 written by Halsey to his parents while serving on Australian Station, referring to: movements of officers; battle practice; Australian defence; federal-State relations; economic conditions; politicians; social and sporting activities.

Papers of Arthur J. Robinson, 1967-1991

1.7 metres (18 map folios + 1 large folio box)

Papers of Mary Braidwood Mowle, 1764-1990

(1 ms box + 1 map folio)
Abstract Or Scope
Collection comprises three volumes of diaries (1850-1851 and 1853-1854) of Mary Braidwood Mowle; correspondence between Mowle and her father, husband and children; few miscellaneous publications and photocopies; Daguerreotype of Mary Braidwood Mowle; 1764 indenture, Robert Hodgson to Robert Hobb; family line of Thomas Braidwood Wilson; "So soon forgotten: a story of two Tasmanian families" by Don Norman (1980); "Back to Braidwood celebrations: 22nd November to 29th November 1925" (souviner publication).

Papers of Delprat and Teppema Families, 1816-1998

8.72 metres (30 boxes, 12 folio boxes, 2 map folios, 1 folder)
Abstract Or Scope
The collection is largely concerned with three generations of the Delprat/Teppema family, documenting their lives in the Netherlands, Australia, Argentina and Uruguay. It is distinguished by the remarkably complete and well-ordered nature of the family's correspondence, particularly between Tania Teppema/Hemblys-Scales and her parents. There are also letters of Daniel Delprat (1816-1840) and his son F.A.T. Delprat (1820-1933); letters and papers of Guillaume Delprat and his wife Henriette (1894-1937); material relating to the musical career and travels of Carmen Delprat (1904-1956); personal and diplomatic papers of Peter Teppema (1912-1960), photograph albums, diaries, invitations, press cuttings and several extraordinary items of realia, notably a nineteenth century tortoiseshell-bound Dutch bible; a ceremonial Japanese lacquered bowl presented by the Emperor of Japan and a lacquered box containing Japanese insignia and ribbon. The collection also contains material on Sir Douglas and Lady Mawson and photographs and other items relating to Broken Hill and the Newcastle Steelworks.
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