The collection comprises of correspondences, speeches, research papers, newspaper clippings, and tape recordings collected by Jack Viviers. Most of these are from the National Party Presidesnt P W Botha's office.

Undated article entitled "An analytical outline of the socio-political role of the Church of the Province of South Africa as reflected in the resolutions of Provincial Synods from 1910-1948".

Three handwritten poems, 'The conceited poet', 'Luis de Camoes' and 'Confession' by C. Baudelaire, translated by Campbell; p. 179 of Light on a dark horse, London, 1951, Hg.

Fragment of 'De Harp van St. Franciscus'.

'The King of High Street', typescript draft with manual corrections; and second typescript version with 11 postcard photographs of places and buildings in Gheel.

Collection of photographs by the photographer William Matlala and others.

His photographs focus on workers at their workplace, union activities and gatherings, community work and social issues. It covers political event during the time of transition from Apartheid to a democratic South Africa. The collection also includes a large section on personalities from various spheres ranging from trade unions, politics, art and business.

First Dutch commander of the Cape of Good Hope

Dagverhaal, vol. 1., pp.108, 125, 179, 180.

Medical Superintendent of the Pretoria Leper Asylum

'South African natives', Part 2. On the tribal customs of East and South Africa, with a table of anthropological measurements.

Dramatised versions of the following novels: Behind the Beyond, by Stephen Leacock; The Pince-Nez by Maurice Dekobra; and The Chorus girl by Anton Chekhov.

Missionary of the Society of Jesus

'Karanga grammar'. Published as A grammar of Central Karanga, the language of old Monomotapa as at present spoken in Central Mashonaland, Southern Rhodesia, Johannesburg, Witwatersrand University Press, 1931.