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LP recording of Queen Elizabeth's speech on her visit to Wagga (1954) and the Wagga Wagga High School Choir singing "Elizabeth of England" (recorded by DH Pitman); CD duplicate of LP record in 2008 (by Grant Luhrs Flying Fox Recording Studios).

16mm film of the Queen's visit to Wagga Wagga in 1954.

Minute Books, President's reports, Riverina Group Rules and newspaper clippings.

Minute book, accounts book, rules and fixture book, accounts, newspaper clippings, team sheets, Dutch Soccer Club "The Clogs" game summary book, photographs, souvenir programmes and miscellaneous items.

Court of Petty Sessions depositions (1975), license applications (1982) and coronial files (1954 and 1963).

Photographs of staff and students.

Class rolls, observation books (including list of visitors), punishment register and register of admission.

Leeton Parish baptism register.

Cash book, cash receipt books, balance sheets, correspondence, accounts and receipts.

Minutes and correspondence from local divisions of Wagga Wagga Legacy, including Temora Cootamundra, the Southern Highlands, Deniliquin, Narrandera, and Young.

Minute books and visitor's book.

Case books, log books, NSW Ambulance Transport Service Board annual reports; Ladies Ambulance Auxiliary correspondence, minute books and petty cash books.

War service land settlement map for Coppabella.

Bound volumes of "The Coolamon-Ganmain Farmers' Review" newspaper (1952 - 1959) and "The Riverina Advocate" newspaper (1964 - 1965).

Papers collected by Dr WA Merrylees relating to his work with the Riverine University League.

Minutes, Agendas, Correspondence, President's Reports, Membership and Delegates, Treasurer's Files, Submissions, Statements, Publications, Press Releases and Clippings.

Administrative files relating to individual Crown Land portions.

Journal, postage books, receipts, guest books, cash payments registers, private ledgers and membership receipt book.

Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission maps of the Murrumbidgee and Coleambally Irrigation Areas.

Village maps of Marrar and The Rock and town map of Tumbarumba.

Newsletters, subject files, correspondence, minutes, accounts and receipts, record of achievement cards and name index cards.

Administrative files relating to individual Crown Land portions.

Administrative files relating to individual Crown Land portions.

Clippings books, Minute book of the Advisory and District Committees for the Wagga Wagga Technical College and "Report on the Development of Technical Education in Wagga Wagga and District".

Photographs and negatives depicting buildings and places in and around Wagga Wagga in about 1951.

Minute books, treasurers' books, balance sheets, scrapbooks, correspondence, Branch history.

Administrative files relating to individual Crown Land portions.

Register of admission, progress and withdrawal.

Correspondence; plans and specifications for ambulance station.

Photographs and newspaper clippings from the Uranquinty Public School's centenary celebrations in 1993.

Correspondence files, certificate of incorporation and publications.

Two 16mm films:
1) a race day at the Murrumbidgee Turf Club (c.1958);
2) Lawn Bowls (mostly RSL Club (inc opening of bowling green)), Girls Hockey at Wagga Teachers' College, an unknown woman receiving award (incl. Kapooka, RAAF, and Wagga Mayor), Anzac Day in Baylis Street (incl. marches and two-up at Advance Australia Hotel), and horse racing at Murrumbidgee Turf Club.

Minute book and cash payments and receipt books and statements of receipts and payments, local telephone directories and clipping books.

Correspondence files, accounts and receipts, balance sheets, cash books, purchases journal, exhibitor's diaries, publicity posters, press releases and film posters.

Photographs of First Cricket Eleven (1950), First Rugby Union Team (1950), and First Tennis Team (1950).

Letters addressed to Joseph I. Langtry following his election loss.

Branch minute book and plaque inscribed with "The Graziers' Association of the Southern Riverina, Deniliquin Branch".

Margaret Read's scrapbooks and folders of newspaper clippings, invitations, programmes and photographs relating (mostly) to the Wagga Wagga Art Society.