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

Records of the Wagga Wagga Land Board including record registers, Land Board minute books, and registers relating to land tenure for all Land Districts in the Wagga Wagga Land Board area - Albury, Cootamundra, Corowa, Gundagai, Narrandera, Tumbarumba, Tumut, Urana, Wagga Wagga and Young.

Land tenure registers relate to conditional purchases, conditional leases, conditional purchase leases, scrub leases, gold field land purchases, annual leases, special leases, settlement purchases, settlement leases, residential leases, homestead selections, suburban holdings, homestead farms, returned soldiers' special holding leases, returned soliders' settlement holding group purchases, town land leases, auction and after auctions sales, occupation licenses; permission to effect improvements, permission to ringbark, permission to enclose roads and watercourses, recissions, reclimations, and sales in special cases closing unnecessary roads.

Diaries, bank statements and balances, classing and mating reports, correspondence, subject files, photographs, publications, parish maps, plans, sheep sale posters and topographical map.

Cancelled parish maps, Gadara Shire map, Greg Greg Estate plan and town map of Holbrook.

Bound volumes of "The Riverina Leader" newspaper (1979 -2000).

Bound volumes of "The Riverina Express" newspaper (1958-1961).

Bound volumes of "The Riverina Leader" newspaper (1983 - 2014).

Crown Land holdings files (inc. TRIM boxes: 34551, 34901, 34902, 34908, 34943, 34868, 36449, 36450, 36451, 37007 + 7 unnumbered boxes).

Miscellaneous parish photographs, including photographs of the foundation stone ceremony for St John's War Memorial Parish Hall, renovations and restoration of St John's Church and dedication ceremony, newspaper clippings, map and renovation plan.

This collection is an accumulation of items donated to the Wagga Wagga and District Historical Society by various families, businesses, community groups and individuals. It includes the Wagga Wagga Public School, Wagga Wagga High School, Wagga Businesses, NSW Railways, NSW Police Department (Wagga Wagga Division and Narrandera and Griffith Division), David Copland and Co., CSU Regional Archives, Wagga Wagga Botanic Gardens, Lake Albert Common Trustees, Harding Family Collection, Janet V Buckeridge Collection, Telecommunications, Wagga Wagga Grammer School, Wagga Wagga School of Arts, Brendan and Iris Leahy Collection, Wagga Wagga City Council, Vincent Family, John Paynter, and miscellaneous photographs.

Subject files, cash books, ledgers, livestock register, transfer notebooks, audio visual material and photographs.

Publications (Four W, The Olive Grove, Under the Rainbow, Turtle Crossing and others); photographs; videos; authors' biographies and submitted works for Four W Twelve.

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).

Branch correspondence, minutes, reports and cash book (and short history of Branch); Riverina Group minutes, reports and publications (inc. history of Group; CWA of NSW publications (inc. Directories and history) and financial reports.

Photograph albums of Brunskill family properties "Allonby," "Old Borambola," "Pinnacle," North Berembed" and "Monavale"; also includes Kendall Family (The Rock), Milne Family, Lyons Family, Bennett Family, McIntosh Family, Strong Family and Beddome Family, and includes trips to Leeton, Tasmania, Kosciusko, Yarrangobilly, Bega, Mt Buffalo, Singapore, England, Wagga Wagga and World War One. Other properties included: "Sackville," Edenville," Braehour," Deletroy," and "Dunlop."

Miscellaneous committee minutes, financial papers, records relating to the establishment of a Ladies Annex, various building plans and specifications, Articles of Association (1961), photographs, ephemera.

Publications and submissions compiled by Go Green Services (eg. Statements of Significance); publications relating to Wiradjuri people and places; publications and notes relating to environemental and heritage issues.

Administrative files relating to individual Crown Land portions.

Bound volumes of "The Riverina Leader" newspaper (2014-2015) and "The Southern Cross" newspaper (2014-2015).

Research files from work on the history of the Chinese in the Riverina ("Tracking the Dragon").

Photographic prints and negatives showing scenes around Wagga Wagga, incl. businesses, houses, streets, aerial views, and people. Also includes aircraft photography.

Bound volumes of "The Riverina Leader" newspaper (2003) and bound volumes of "The Southern Cross" newspaper (2016-2014).
Photographs on CD-ROM for newspapers of The Riverina Group (including The Daily Advertiser, The Southern Cross, The Area News, The Irrigator, The Rural News, and The Leader).
Misc. pages on CD-ROM from The Daily Advertiser.

Account sales, cash book, correspondence, monthly balance sheets, permit to travel stock books and yard books for sheep and pig sales.

Wagga Wagga Base Hospital redevelopment reports, briefs, plans, advice, correspondence, specifications, planning documents, committee minutes (1970-1996). Also, Coolamon-Ganmain Subsidiary Hospital functional planning brief (1987) and extracts from minutes (from 1949 onwards).

Minute books and newsletters

Bridge record books, maps and plans.

Visitors book, which includes official opening of Graham Block in 1958 and the 1973 visit of Mr Pai Hsiang-kuo [Bai Xiangguo], China's Minister of Foreign Trade.

Reports, conference and convention papers, speech notes, newspaper cuttings and notes and submissions to the Pastures Protection Board Enquiry, Family and Business papers re T. Bull & Co. and Bull Bros. Yarramundi Pastoral Co. Pty. Ltd., Darlington Point.

A diary containing names of callers and details of visits in 1930 which has then been reused as a repository for press cuttings relating to property sales and auctions between 1932 and 1936.