1 x A4 page of typed notes being the names of residents living at 14 Simpson Street extracted from Electoral Roll of 1909

1 x A4 page of typed notes on the life of Bruce McBrien, 0AM, author of Marvellous Melbourne and Me.

Two photos on one A4 sheet: one showing the rear of 50 Hotham Street in 1973, and the other showing the same view in 2011.

Marketing brochure for the sale of apartments in the converted Mercy Hospital at 150 Clarendon Street. Photos of display units, views, recreational spaces (pool, gym, theatre). Information about finishes and services.

Brochure advertising auction of 77 Grey Street scheduled for 29 October 2012. Interior photos. Plans. Separate sheet gives financial information and lists some recent sale prices in the area.

Publicity material for appeal for funds to support the writing of a social history of Bishopscourt, 2010-2011

Invitation to meet the new vicar of Holy Trinity, East Melbourne, the Reverend Jane Foulcher. Gives biographical details.

Marketing brochure for sale of new apartments built on the site of the old Merecy Hospital car park. Descriptions of architecture, materials and finishes.

Photocopies of newspaper clipping referring to two sisters, the Misses Louie and Annie Marchant, and their refusal to sell their cottage. Some history of the cottage and description. The pre-fabricated cottage was demolished in the 1960s.

Photocopied newspaper clipping about squatters occupying Eastbourne House on the corner of Wellington Parade and Simpson Street and the four houses next door in Simpson Street, all under the one ownership. It was the first occupation of private premises by the Squatters' Union since its formation in 1981.

Booklet produced for a walk conducted by Rosemarie Smith on behalf of the East Melbourne Historical Society for members of the Friends of the Sydney Historic Houses Trust on 18 June 2012. The booklet was compiled by Rosemarie Smith. It gives brief notes on the 34 buildings featured in the walk and includes colour photos.

Colour photo taken from rear fire escape of Bradoc House, 32 George Street, East Melbourne. The rear garden of 40 George Street is in the foreground, with the the building at the rear of 46 George Street the main focus of the photo. The side of the building shows three trompe l'oeil paintings depicting a landscape as seen through three arched windows.

Promotional brochure for Joanna Pace when she stood for election to the Melbourne City Council in 1999.

Notes on the life of Betty Hall who died 8 April 2011. The notes cover mainly her life after her retirement which she spent in East Melbourne. She was involved in many local groups and community activities. In her working life she had been a highly respected property lawyer with the firm Purves and Purves.

An expert witness statement to VCAT supporting the case against demolition of the northern wing of the hotel which was part of a proposal to build apartments on the site. The statement contains historical information and images.

Promotional brochure advertising two recent sales in East Melbourne: house at 171 Powlett Street and apartment at 30 St. Andrews Place

Brochure advertising auction of 28 Simpson Street on 10 December 2011. Photo of exterior and plan.

Brochure and newspaper clipping advertising forthcoming auction of 110 Powlett Street, East Melbourne on 16 March 2013.

Obituary and other newspaper clippings about Vlado Gregurek, restaurateur, who died 29 May 2012. Vlado was a resident of East Melbourne. Photos.

Newspaper article giving the stories of the Stanford Fountain and the statue of poet and expert horseman, Adam Lindsay Gordon, both to be found in the Gordon Reserve. William Stanford was arrested for stealing horses and sent to Pentridge. There, realizing his talent, the prison chaplain arranged for him to have lessons from sculptor, Charles Summers.

Pages from the MCC News December 2009. Front page shows MCG and surrounds. Yarra Park is almost denuded of grass and covered in cars. Page 4 shows the MCC's Yarra Park masterplan and position of proposed water recycling plant. Pages 5-6 is an article explaining the water recycling plant and 'improvements to the development, protection and maintenance of the parkland'.

The author, Arda Barry, tells the story of her early life: growing up in Latvia, fleeing the Russian invaders, experiences in the refugee camps of occupied Germany, arrival in Australia five years later and the Bonegilla Migrant Camp, school in the Riverina and work as a milk bar attendant during the day and nursing aid at night in Melbourne. Her family history is covered in an addendum.

Articles and reviews on various aspects of Victoria's history. This issue is dedicated to aspects of the history of the state's print media. Two of the articles have some relevance to the history of East Melbourne:

A facsimile edition reproducing the original 4th edition printed in 1938. As well as recipes the book contains gardening and household hints, and a child welfare section with advice to the prospective mother. There is a brief forward describing the work of the Berry Street Foundling Home.