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

Showing 6518 results

Archival description

Advanced search options

Find results with:

Limit results to:

Repository

Top-level description

Filter results by:

Level of description

Digital object available

Finding aid

General material designation

Top-level descriptions All descriptions

Filter by date range:

Start

End

Overlapping Exact

Use these options to specify how the date range returns results. "Exact" means that the start and end dates of descriptions returned must fall entirely within the date range entered. "Overlapping" means that any description whose start or end dates touch or overlap the target date range will be returned.

Print preview View:

Sort by:

Direction:

Faculty Sunday deputations

AU AU-MTC 009/7-3
Subseries
1997

Part of Publicity and promotion

Fairies on stage

AU AU-MTC 001/16-7-78
Item
n.d.

Part of Photographs

Australian Church Record

Faith's ladder pales not

385-1-2-19
Item
n.d.

Part of Sermon notes

Family

AU AU-MTC 113-6-210
Item
n.d.

Part of Portrait photographs

McCarthy, D.J.

Family

AU AU-MTC 113-6-211
Item
n.d.

Part of Portrait photographs

Family Action Movement - Ephemera

AU AU-MTC 430-1
Series
1974-1975

News bulletin, circular letters, brochures and how-to-vote cards for the 1974 Federal election.

Family Action Movement

Family papers

AU AU-MTC 058/3
Series
1784-1951

The series includes a handwritten genealogical chart, an original "invitation to a burial" dated 1784, a handwritten book of poems by N.M. Steel, and a school play written by Margaret Steel in 1918.

Steel, Margaret J.

Family portrait at St Stephen's Rectory, Penrith

AU AU-MTC 001/16-2-9
Item
between 1903 and 1907

Part of Photographs

Photographer: A.E. Breyley, Kingswood. Inscription under image: "Stell, Eric, Granma, Bill, Win, Mos and Granpa" Possibly the family of Rev Henry Thomas Holliday.

Farewell to Canon M.C. Newth, Headmaster of St Andrew's Cathedral School, at the Sydney Town Hall on 3rd July 1979