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Photographs taken by Cyril Huggins, of the now-demolished Colonial Hall at the Old Liverpool Hospital site, near Thomas Moore's original residence.

Includes clergy with Archbishop Hugh Gough, interiors, Rev R.H. Simmons.

Photographs of events, individuals and groups - mostly in Sydney. Many of the photographs relate to Anglican organisations and clergymen.
Box A: Includes photographs of Billy Graham, Bishop Richard Appleby, Bishop Hamish Jamieson, Bruce Kaye, Desmond Tutu, Bishop Bruce Wilson, Archbishop Peter Carnley, David Gill, Greg Harvey, Stuart Piggin, Bishop David McCall, Darwin in 1974 following Cyclone Tracy, Michael Hill, 8th CEBS National Camp, Appellate Tribunal, Bible Society, Bicentennary celebrations 1988, Anglican and Catholic Bishops and Archbishops 1988, Rev Roy Bradley, ARCIC, Good Friday service in Hyde Park 1970, Brotherhood of St Laurence, Bishop Philip Newell
Box B: Anglican Schools in Melbourne, Home of Peace, Anglican Schools in Sydney (includes Max Dupain photo of King's School and Joan Sutherland at St Catherine's Waverley), Provincial Board of Education Conference, Children, St Andrew's Cathedral School, Youth Department, General Synod, Gilbulla, Ordinands, Vice Regal events (includes Sir Roden and Lady Cutler), Royal family members in Australia, Retirement villages
Box C: Lausanne Congress on World Evangelism 1974, Ken Harrison Bible Society visit to Papua New Guinea 1975, Vision for Growth Diocese of Sydney, General Synod 1995, Glebe Administration Board, NSW Council of Church forum with Jim Wallace 2003, Conferences, Deaconesses, Maoris, Missionaries, Latin America, Provincial Synod, St Andrew's House, Synod and Standing Committee, University Colleges, Broughton Knox Teaching Centre Moore College, Children, 35mm slides: Seychelles & Israel.
Box D: Archbishops and colonial clergy, Church buildings, Billy Graham, Anglican Media staff, outreach, parish initiatives, Bicentennial celebrations 1988, overseas bishops, Gilbulla, South American Missionary Society, Church of England Homes, Church of England Boys' Society, Anglican institutions, Diocese of Sydney synod, children, General Synod, Winter Appeal
Box E: Book launches, Diocese of Carpentaria, Non-Anglican Institutions, Trinity Grammar School Melbourne, St Margaret's School Berwick, Melbourne Anglican Schools, Anglican Institutions
Box F: Sydney parishes, alphabetical by suburb name, church buildings and furnishings, Overseas bishops, Melbourne Anglican Institutions
Box G: Sydney Anglican schools, Melbourne Anglican Institutions, Melbourne Anglican and non-Anglican schools
Box H: Melbourne non-Anglican institutions, Archbishop Donald Robinson, Archbishop Harry Goodhew, Lance Shilton, Diocese of Northwestern Australia, General Synod, John Grindrod, past bishops & Archbishops, Archbishop Peter Jensen consecration, Sydney Synod 1997, Bishopscourt Melbournes, Independent Schools Fair 1992, Melbourne Synod 1986-1987

The subject matter is various and includes But-Har-Gra, D.J. Knox and family and Doris Knox's family.

Mostly exterior and interior photographs of churches in NSW. Some clergymen and group photos.

The series consists of three (3) photographs of a graduation class at Moore Theological College.

Rev. Dr E.F.N. (Frank) Cash was the rector of Christ Church Lavender Bay and a keen amateur photographer. He was the only amateur photographer to be permitted onto the construction site of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and took photographs throughout the building process. His photographs also include images of his family: his wife Elizabeth, son John who joined the RAAF and was killed in action in 1941, and three daughters Mary, Miriam and Elizabeth. He also took many pictures of trees, native animals and rock formations, particularly around the Glen Innes area and inside Jenolan Caves. There are also a small number of photos of the Fairbridge Farm School for child migrants in Molong, NSW.
A large number of the slides are copies of paintings and illustrations from books, as well as hymn lyrics.

Interior and exterior of the cathedral, groups and individuals