The album includes drawings of some of the private, ecclesiastical and government buildings designed by Billing while in Western Victoria, not all clearly identifiable, but including the Union Bank at Portland and the Bank of Victoria at Port Fairy; Christ Church at Warrnambool and St. John's Church at Port Fairy; Roman Catholic Schools at Warrnambool; and watchhouses at both Warrnambool and Port Fairy. Together with these drawings are a number of others done in England before Billing's emigration, some dating back at least to 1844. Amongst them are sketches of architectural details from well known Norman and Gothic works, but the drawings of the more obvious interest are for various works at Pembroke College, Oxford. There are details for chimneypieces to the bursary and common room, including one drawing dated 1846, and these must form part of the work done on the north range of the Chapel Quadrangle by the architect John Hayward from 1844 to 1846. Information supplied by Professor Miles Lewis.