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Guide to campus life for new students and their families. Includes information about Moore Women, community chapel, College centres, Scripture teaching, plus a list of local businesses and services for Newtown, Parramatta and Croydon.

The series contains documents confirming acceptance of Moore Theological College Choir as an affiliated choir of the Royal School of Church Music.

Property planning 1985-1988
Building plans - 1992
Architects' reports - 1986-1988
Site development working party - 1986-1990
Lecture rooms - 1985-1986
Principals' garden - 1986
Owners of Little Queen Street properties - 1987
Relocation - 1993
Daughters of Charity Marsfield - 1992
Specification for Lecture Theatre block (Broughton Knox Teaching Centre) - 1993

Photocopies of application to Moore College and letters of reference

Box 1:
MCC project presentations 2013-2014
Campus green landscaping 2015
The George Institute - MCC tenant - 2015-2016
MCC proposal and feasibility 2011-2012
MCC construction contract 2014
Box 2:
Kane correspondence and reports 2014-2016
Nix Anderson meetings 2015
Nix Anderson correspondence and reports 2014-2016
Nix Anderson status reports 2014-2015
Box 3:
AJ&C design and development 2011-2014
AJ&C plans 2014-2015
Project costs 2014-2016
Westpac Business Finance Agreement 2014
Geyer plans 2014
Jattca property solutions 2013-2015
Box 4:
Risk reports 2014-2015
Certification and approval 2015

The Mission Zone Fund was founded in 1902 by R.B.S. Hammond, to support the welfare of people in the inner city area. It was merged into the Anglican Home Mission Society (now Anglicare) in 1911.

1. Director of Mission Zone Fund (1904-1911) Archdeacon R.B.S. Hammond.
2. 3 slides of text: (1) The Mission Zone Fund is the Church of England in industrial Sydney. Director: Rev. Bernard G. Judd. (2) St David's Surry Hills (Rev H.H. Davison). St Saviour's Redfern (Rev A.E. Palmer, St Silas' Waterloo (Rev J.A. Dahl), Holy Trinity Erskineville (Rev J.A. Noble), St Michael's Surry Hills (Rev R.N. Langshaw), St Peter's East Sydney (Rev B.G. Judd). (3) Donations to the Mission Zone Fund are allowable deductions for companies and rebatable allowances for individuals.
3. Map showing mission zone.
4. St Saviour's Redfern.
5. Side entrance. House opposite St Saviour's.
6. Backyard house opposite St Saviour's.
7. St Saviour's Communion linen donated by an O.A.P. (Old Age Pensioner).
8. St Saviour's Communion linen bought by an O.A.P. (Old Age Pensioner).
9. View from back window of St Saviour's Rectory.
10. 3 slides: Redfern, subdivided tenements
11. Redfern parish
12. Rehousing at Redfern: St Saviour's in centre
13. Rehousing at Redfern: David Jones' factory
14. Foundations: rehousing at Redfern
15. From Mt Carmel: St Silas'
16. Waterloo: two women unaware of photo
17. Motor cars replace race horses: formerly Victoria Park racecourse
18. Governor at 81st Anniversary of St Peter's East Sydney
    21a. Beaconsfield: left of church
19. Beaconsfield Church
20. Waterloo parish
21. Waterloo
22. William Street
23. Botany Road, Waterloo
24. William Street
25. St Peter's
26. St Peter's Harvest Festival 15.2.48
27. [St Peter's East Sydney, church interior]
    30a. Same, different perspective
28. Gov. Gen. Mr I.W. McKell at St Saviour's
29. Methodist Church off William Street, City
30. [Girl kneeling beside car]
    34a. 81st anniversary
31. A picnic group, St Saviour's
32. Sunday School picnic group
33. Waterloo laneway
34. Sister Tattersall, Dss. P. Crittenden.
    38a. Sisters Symons & Tattersall, of the Home Mission Society Nursing Service.
35. Sisters Symons & Tattersall, of the Home Mission Society Nursing Service, visiting a pensioner in Redfern.
36. Tenements.
37. Outside St Peter's Rectory
38. At Rathane.
39. Waterloo parish
    Unnumbered:
    • St Peter's East Sydney
    • Housing commission flats, Surry Hills
    • St Paul's Redfern, also Darlington, Ultimo

Includes Prohibition leaflets and articles, White Cross Society pamphlets (1891); a speech and other material relating to Hammondville's 60th anniversary in 1992; Funeral sermon preached by Archbishop Mowll in 1946.