- CollectionPHOTO 33 - Slides documenting the Baptist Mission in the Western Highlands of Papua New Guinea, 1971-1973
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- Item202 - "Kar Kar Island. Old volcanic crater in distance (in middle of island). 10 coconut plantations and Lutheran hospital, Aid Posts [about 11], High School. Lutheran hospital 17 miles further around built by army medico - staff trained. Goes to Australia to improve surgical skills. One of the richest copra producing areas in the world. One of the richest islands for its size."
- Item202a - "Water edge, Kar Kar island. Volcanic peak in centre of island not discernable because of cloud over mountain in background. One of richest islands for its size - coconut plantations - about 11 Aid Posts. We stayed with Maureen Neville, home science teacher at the High School. Lutheran Hosp. 17 miles further round." (Bev's photo).
- Item203 - "Amele Lutheran primary school, Madang. Ramu valley beyond. Paintings by student teachers, ? and pupils."
- Item204 - "Murals in classroom by children of Amele Lutheran primary school. Schoolgrounds overlook Ramu river twisting like a snake below - Madang district."
- Item205 - "Ramu River, Madang district - from Amele Lutheran primary school where Gareth was supervising trainee teachers."
- Item206 - "Madang - from Lutheran campsite on Nobanob Crown and Long Islands in distance - Kar Kar very close. Long Island has crater lake. Nobanob - spur of Adelbert Range 2,500 ft. Old Coast-watcher and wife (Freunds) live here. Tall coconut palms 100 or 150-200 coconuts at diff, stages of growth have been counted on one tree."
- Item207 - "Coconut trees and Madang, from Nobanob."
- Item208 - "Bougainvillea and pine tree in late afternoon sunlight at Lutheran camp - garden of Freunds, caretakers - on Nobanob. Mr Freund was a Coast-Watcher and chatted long with Mr Thomas who also spent time here as a coast-watcher."
- Item209 - "New Guinea north coast between Madang and Lae - small wharf - routine port of call for Lutheran Boat ("Totol"). We stopped at Saidor during night. This place ? Sio, Sialum or Bonga."
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