Photographs by Edward Hufton [Archibald Liversidge] (Series 1508)

Most prints are annotated, some by Liversidge. They are arranged in items as follows:
1. Laboratories 1885; see also G9. 
2-7. Year 1893: Chemistry building, mostly internal, most arranged numerically, duplicates, many annotated by Liversidge arranged separately. 
8-10. Year 1893: Other views of the University, colleges and surroundings, mostly exterior; most arranged numerically; duplicates, many annotated by Liversidge, arranged separately. 
11. Queen's Birthday celebrations at University (year 1895).
12. Chemistry/School of Mines: exterior (1889-1901). 
13-19. Chemistry/School of Mines: Laboratories/machinery/furnace (date range 1901-1906). 
20. Geology Department (undated, circa 1900). 
21. Classes of chemistry students in 1886-1888, 1892-1897, 1909; see also Archives G9/22. Peter Nicol Russell Memorial can be seen next to the Great Hall.

See also the Edward Hufton Collection, Chau Chak Wing Museum.

Liversidge's description of the Chemical and Metallurgical Laboratories built in 1889 was published in the 'Proceedings of AAAS' 1902, pages 830-32, and in the 'University Calendars' in the 1890s. The 1900 'Annual Report of the NSW Government Dept of Mines' includes a detailed report on the Mining School at the University.