The Samuel Marsden Archives contains college and collected archives, including material relating to the Anglican Church of Australia and general Australian church history.

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Archbishop Hugh Gough speaking at a function

Archbishop Hugh Gough speaking at a function

Archbishop Robinson making a presentation to Deaconess Mary Andrews on her retirement as Head Deaconess

Archbishop Robinson making a presentation to Deaconess Mary Andrews on her retirement as Head Deaconess

Biographical material relating to Anglican clergy and other individuals

Biographical material relating to Anglican clergy and other individuals

Deaconess Centenary Thanksgiving service, St Mary's Balmain, Deaconess Mary Andrews (preacher)

Deaconess Centenary Thanksgiving service, St Mary's Balmain, Deaconess Mary Andrews (preacher)

Deaconess conference

Deaconess conference

Deaconess Conference, Melbourne, 1957

Deaconess Conference, Melbourne, 1957

Deaconess House Board of Studies meetings

Deaconess House Board of Studies meetings

Deaconess House students 1954

Deaconess House students 1954

Deaconess Mary Andrews

Deaconess Mary Andrews

Deaconess Mary Andrews - retirement farewell at the chapter house

Deaconess Mary Andrews - retirement farewell at the chapter house

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