Fryer Library

Listen to interviews recorded between 1987-1990 with Queenslanders during the Second World War.

Explore Daphne Mayo's creative process through photographs of her studios over the years. Australian cultural heritage images.

During the digitisation of the Jack Keith [JK] Murray collection, held in the Fryer Library, we uncovered an interesting story. Photographs illustrate the 1949 Hallstrom Trust Meeting held in the then Australian administered Territories of Papua and New Guinea.

A story about work by University Archivist, Bruce Ibsen. Between 2014-2018 Bruce uncovered stories of UQ ANZACs and helped contribute to a number of projects.

An assortment of First and Second World War badges from the Father Leo Hayes Collection, reveal fundraising activities that occurred in Australia to support the war effort and are a reminder that conflict is not without cost.

Quiet individual study space available in the Fryer Library between 9am-5pm weekdays. Special rules apply when using this study space.

Remembering Walde Gerard Fisher (1894-1918) and Charles Robertson Wonderley (1894-1918) friends and students together at The University of Queensland who both graduated with firsts in Classics on the same day and who lost their lives on this day 100 years ago