140 x 190 mm. A view of a waterfall among woods in the National Park, with two figures standing at the top of the drop. Photograph probably by Charles Kerry.

An undated photocopy of an alphabetical list of names prepared by the History Department of the Australian National University, July 1959, 108 pages.

122 x 91 mm. A view showing Aboriginal Australian designs on a rock face in the Nabberu District. Photograph by H.W.B. Talbot. Negative No. 430.

350 x 250 mm. No print.

207 x 155 mm. A view of the lake with tree lined banks in the background, showing Aboriginal Australians in rowing boats and a canoe. Photographer possibly Charles Bayliss.

279 x 190 mm. A group portrait showing about 50 Aboriginal Australians among woodland trees, carrying spears and shields and some wearing decorative body-paint. Behind them can be seen shelters made from bark and branches.

285 x 230 mm. A three quarter front view of the bulky sandstone building resting on a stylobate twenty feet high, and rising from that, forty foot Corinthian piers with carving at the top. The building was finished in 1864 to James Barnet's design and part of the old museum can be seen behind the new building. The museum is at the junction of Park Street and College Street.

200 x 140 mm. Showing a herd of cattle, standing among grass and trees.

151 x 100 mm. colour print.

235 x 180 mm. Another view of the square from a side road (see Y3085D/13) showing ‘G.P. Barnes’ Emporium’, and partially obscured by trees, ‘A. Aland, Ironmonger’.

137 x 99 mm. A view on the Logan Road near Brisbane, showing a man reclining underneath trees at the side of a flooded road. Photograph by George P. Wright. Another print of the same photograph occurs in Y3085I/6.

Landscape format. [Dead trees and fallen logs].

Mount Lyell line. [Forested hillside coming down to lake or wide river].

230 x 172 mm. A view showing a track leading through woodland down to the seashore in the foreground.

Coloured and black and white negatives of the Australian artwork, which were taken before its sale by the RCS to the Art Gallery of South Australia in 1970. A list is filed with the collection. Prints are stored at RCMS 40/7.

350 x 274 mm. A view of the wide curve of the beach, with a small village on the far side, and high wooded hills in the distance. Port Stephens is the partly drowned estuary of the Karuah River, about 30 miles north of Newcastle, and a holiday resort for that area. Nelson Bay is situated on the inside of the south headland of the harbour, fairly near its mouth.

190 x 140 mm. A view of the river, with a rowing boat and five men in the foreground. The Nepean River is in fact part of the Hawkesbury River system, itself over 300 miles long, but its various parts given four different names. When discovered, they were thought to be different rivers and the old names have been retained.

190 x 140 mm. A view of the river, from which rise heavily wooded banks. With figures standing on the bank in the background. Precise location unidentified.

190 x 140 mm. A view of the river, with figures in the distance standing on stepping-stones. Precise location unidentified.

190 x 140 mm. A view of the river, with steep wooded banks and a man fishing in a rowing boat in the foreground. Precise location unidentified.

190 x 140 mm. Photograph printed from a broken plate and picture not in sharp focus beyond the foreground. A view of the river, exact location unidentified.

190 x 140 mm. A view of the river at a narrow point, with three figures posing on rocks by the river. Precise location unidentified.

190 x 140 mm. A view of the river looking down from a bank, with wooded hills stretching away beyond. Precise location unidentified.

190 x 140 mm. A view looking down on to a pool in the river and to the banks rising beyond. Precise location unidentified.