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Treasure of the Month

Explore the monthly profiled treasure from the Fryer Library's holdings of manuscripts, rare books, photographs and architectural plans. Each featured treasure includes a selected image gallery.

The Yusuf (Hijacker) Manuscript

The Yusuf (Hijacker) Manuscript

Entertainment Programs

Entertainment Programs

Building the Bridge

Building the Bridge

Building the Bridge by Robert Emerson Curtis 1933

Theas Typer

Thea's Typer

The House of Luck

Architectural Drawing and Photograph of the Luck Family Home, 50 Stephen Street, Camp Hill, Brisbane, c1935.

Discovering Daphne

The Daphne Mayo manuscript collection held in the Fryer Library

You've Gotta Laugh!

The Humour of World Wars 1 and 2

Peregian Codex

The drawings by James Gleeson while on holiday at Peregian Beach.

Online Exhibitions

Brisbane Between the Wars: a History by Design

International Womens Day

One Man's Gift: The Father Leo Hayes Collection

Radical Politics & The University of Queensland

1967 Referendum

UQ Memory

Imagine....

Denis Murphy Collection

Photographs of the World War, 1915-1916

What O, tonight!" : Stiffy and Mo and the Nat Phillips collection

"Worth Fighting For!"

Hume Family Collection

Reading Room Displays

Marcus Clarke

The current display examines the life and work of Marcus Clarke, author of the classic Australian novel "For the Term of His Natural Life". It was prepared to coincide with the launch of "Cyril Hopkins' Marcus Clarke", edited by UQ Emeritus Professor Laurie Hergenhan with Ken Stewart and Michael Wilding. This book is based on a life of Marcus Clarke written by Cyril Hopkins, brother of the British poet Gerard Manley Hopkins, a hundred years ago and stored in manuscript in the Mitchell Library. Professor Hergenhan and his fellow editors prepared the manuscript for publication to bring the information it contains about the life of Marcus Clarke before a wider public.

Venue: F.W. Robinson Reading Room, Fryer Library, Level 4, Duhig Building, University of Queensland. Open daily except Sundays

Fryer Library is the special collections branch of The University of Queensland Library, containing rare books, theses, manuscripts, pictorial collections and many other 'treasures' - with particular strengths in:
  • Australian literature
  • Australian history and political culture
  • Australian theatre
  • Australian art and architecture