Sydney Football Material

Senior
- Sydney Medal Winners – Mens & Womens – all years
- 1966 Australian National Football Club – New South Wales – Annual Report
- 1977 Sydney Club Boundaries Project
- 1978 Colour Video Films of Sydney Football Games
- 1979 Media Awards & Recipients (ACC-532-Q14-16)
- 1979 Phelan Medal Night Programme (ACC-532-Q14-17)
- 1979-09-23 NSWAFL (Sydney) Grand Final Invite (ACC-532-Q14-18)
- 1980 Phelan Medal Night Programme (ACC-532-Q14-16)
- 1981 Phelan Medal Night Programme (ACC-532-Q14-16)
- 1982 Phelan Medal Night Programme(ACC-532-Q14-16)
- 1983 Phelan Medal Night Programme (ACC-532-Q14-16)
- 1984 Phelan & Snow Medal Night Programme (ACC-532-Q14-16)
- 1985 Phelan & Snow Medal Night Table Brochure (ACC-532-Q14-17)
- 1985 Phelan Medal Votes – 1st Grade (ACC-532-Q14-17)
- 1985 Sanders Medal Votes – Reserve Grade (ACC-532-Q14-17)
- 1985 Kealey Medal Votes – Under 19 (ACC-532-Q14-17)
- 1986 Phelan Medal Night Programme (ACC-532-Q14-16)
- 1988 Phelan Medal Night Programme (ACC-532-Q14-16)
- 1989 Phelan, Snow & Apted Medal Night Programme (ACC-532-Q14-16)
- 1990 Phelan Medal Night Invitation (ACC-532-Q14-17)
- 1993 Sydney Football League fixture card
- 1993 Sydney Football League B & F Votes – Phelan, Sanders & Kealey (ACC-532-Q14-17)
- 1994 Sydney Football League B & F Votes – Phelan, Sanders & Kealey (ACC-532-Q14-17)
- 1998 Phelan Medal Night Invitation (ACC-532-Q14-17)
- 2005 Directions for th e Sydney AFL Competition
- 2007-09-14 Sydney AFL Grand Final Luncheon brochure (ACC-532-Q14-18)
- 2019 Phelan & Moyston Medal Night Peogramme (ACC-160-E-07-12-01)
- Australian Football in Sydney Before 1914 – A Thesis by Martin P Sharp (1986) – with thanks to Martin Sharp
- “Hard Sell” – Australian Football in Sydney – with thanks to Matthew Healy
- Sydney Umpires’ Fees
- Sydney Football Records (Weekly Match Programmes)
- NSWAFL Annual Reports
Junior
- 1960 – Sydney U12, U14 & U16 Champion of Champion & Post Season Interstate Games Programme
- 1976 – North Shore-Warringah Junior Australian Football Association – Constitution and By Laws
- 1979 – Baulkham Hills Junior Football Club – Fourth Presentation Night (ACC-532-Q14-08-012) (New)
- 1979-07-08 – Sydney Junior Aust Football Council – Under 11 & 13 Round Robin Programme (ACC-532-Q14-14) (New)
- 1980 – Baulkham Hills Aust Football Club – VFL Grand Final Function Flyer (ACC-532-Q14-08-004) (New)
- 1980-09-01 – Flying High – Official Journal of the Sydney junior Australian Football Council (New)
- 1980 – North Shore-Warringah Jnr Aust Football Association – Grand Finals Programme (ACC-532-Q14-01-034) (New)
- 1985 – Baulkham Hills Junior Aust Football Club – Annual Report (ACC-532-Q14-08-001) (New)
- 1986 – Hills & District Junior Aust Football Association Grand Finals Programme (ACC-532-Q14-01-034) (New)
- 1986 – Baulkham Hills Junior Australian Football Club – 10th Anniversary Ball Programme (ACC-532-Q14-08-002) (New)
- 1988 – Hills & District Junior Aust Football Association Grand Finals Programme (ACC-532-Q14-01-034) (New)
- 1988 – Baulkham Hills Australian Rules – Football Division – By Laws (ACC-532-Q14-08-010) (New)
Clubs

Boys' Town was founded in 1939 by Father Thomas Dunlea (1894-1970) as a residential school to work with adolescent boys and their families to resolve disruption and difficulties at home, in the community and at school. It was run by the Salesians of Don Bosco, an international Catholic society of priests and brothers whose specific charter is to work with disadvantaged youth. The Salesian philosophy is to engage with the positive aspects of young people and their life situations.

According to annual reports, Boys' Town Engadine located in New South Wales, received some children from the ACT requiring temporary 'care' due to 'family crisis.' Prior to ACT self-government in 1989 children requiring temporary placement (for reasons such as illness, hospitalisation or relationship breakdown) could be transferred to Homes interstate.

During the 1950s and 60s, mainly through the efforts of former Newtown player and NSWANFL Umpire, John Leber, pictured on the right, Boystown formed a junior club which competed in the St George Junior Aust Football Assn. Many of these boys went on to play with St George and other clubs throughout NSW.

In 2010 Boys' Town Engadine adopted the name Dunlea Centre.