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"To the glory of God and in memory of Emily Norbury, Principal of Deaconess House and Head Deaconess of this Diocese 1938-1944, this house was dedicated on 29th November 1957, by the Most Reverend H.W.K. Mowll, Archbishop of Sydney and Primate of Australia."

His Grace the Archbishop and Mrs Mowll with Rev C.H. Nash; A group of Deaconesses at the Cathedral.

Copy of the head and shoulders portrait of Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney, painted in 1877 when Barker travelled to England to secure the appointment of the Bishop of North Queensland.

Taken at the World Council of Churches Executive meeting at Gilbulla

The series includes correspondence between Bishop Moyes and Francis James in his capacity as managing director of 'The Anglican' newspaper. The correspondence also discusses the management of the Anglican Press Ltd., of which Moyes was a shareholder. Also includes correspondence relating to Archbishop H.W.K. Mowll's visit to China in 1956, and discussing how this visit was reported in the Daily Telegraph.

The series relates to lectures presented by guest lecturers on subjects of interest to the Friends of the Library.
Bishop Barker and his clergy - by Ken Cable
Francis Bertie Boyce
David John Davies, a Principal embattled - by Janet West (1988)
Billy Graham in Australia, 1959 - Was it revival? - Stuart Piggin (1989)
The 450th anniversary of the martyrdom of Archbishop Thomas Cranmer - Holy Communion service - 2006
Invitation to the Library Lecture 2007 - Erasmus in the Twentieth Century - Professor Bruce Mansfield - 2007
Australian Church History Festival - programme - 2009
Moore College Library Lecture 2010 - Tom Frame
Simplicity and Integrity: the King James Version of the Bible in the church and the world - 2011
Launching Marsden's mission - 2013
Remembering Dss. Mary Andrews - 2014
Charles Simeon's enduring influence on Australia - 2015
Archbishop H.W.K. and Mrs Dorothy Mowll - 2021
Deaconess Margaret Rodgers - 2023

The photograph shows Archbishop H.W.K. Mowll and Governor-General Sir William McKell.

Includes Howard Mowll and Bishop Taylor-Smith