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Elizabeth M. Harvey's Building Technicians Diary from 1948, created by the Glasgow School of Architecture Club. The first half of the diary contains various general information, such as the standard measurements for various architectural structures and materials, a directory of professional bodies and a map of the UK. The second half of the diary is a standard diary format from January to December 1948. Some diary pages contain notes written by Harvey regarding appointments or tasks for her to complete, others have numbers which appear to be records of spending. The back of the diary has a list of telephone exchange numbers for various people, some drawings and sketches and some notes written by the author. In the back outer cover, a small cut of a newspaper ad for a job at Butlins has been tucked into the material.

A record of Elizabeth Marion Harvey's certificate examination, dated July 1945. The certificate outlines Harvey's grades in English, Geography, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, English, Chemistry, Botany and Drawing. It also contains information about different pass grades. The document is entitled 'College of Preceptors'.

Glasgow School of Art matriculation card for Elizabeth Marion Harvey, a day student, for the period September 1948 to June 1949. Signed by H. Jefferson Barnes, the Deputy Director and Registrar, and Elizabeth Marion Harvey. It lists the students registration number.

Record of Elizabeth Marion Harvey's fees paid to the Royal Technical College, Glasgow, for session 1947-1948 day classes. The architecture course composition fee was £26.57. She also paid £10:6 for the Student's Welfare Fund. It was paid on 10-10-1947 and is signed by James S. Croft, the treasurer. On the back is a blank 'election of rector' form for the University of Glasgow.

62 items related to Elizabeth Marion Harvey's time at the Glasgow School of Architecture / the Royal Technical College and her later professional career. The collection includes her architectural drawings from her time as a student and professional, and her associated papers which include correspondence and school papers, photographs, and printed ephemera.