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London Bridge, The City of London (detail of engravings, Victoria and Albert Museum, 528x448mm); The Australian presents a folio of historic maps of Australia (The Australian, State Library of NSW, 540x440mm); print of Tom Roberts 'Opening of parliament, 1901' (705x420mm); 'Australian Gold Diggings, c. 1855' from the painting attributed to Edwin Stocqueler, 'Vue du Phare du Port Jackson' reproduced from hand-coloured lithograph, 'A complete map of the southern continent' by Emanuel Bowen (National Library of Australia, 570x462mm); 'Sydney looking south from Flagstaff Hill' print of watercolour by Major James Taylor, 'Sydney Cove 1794' print of oil painting by T. Watling, 'Circular Quay' print of watercolour by Halsted, 'Fort Macquarie from Pinchgut', print of watercolour by F. Garling (State Library of NSW, 532x432mm); 5 engraved panoramas of London (Greater London Council, 830x350mm); 'The big picture' Tom Roberts colour print; 'The city of Sydney' from a chromolithograph by M.S. Hill 1888 (National Library of Australia).

Posters collected by Mary Andrews throughout her life. Some relate to Deaconess House, and some are in Chinese.

Portraits of clergy and other individuals used in the Australian Church Record

Portrait of Thomas Moore, with books and nautical instruments on a table. A portrait of Rachel Moore and the outline of St Luke's Liverpool are also included.

Head and shoulders portrait of T.C. Hammond in clerical collar and academic robes.

This artwork is a portrait of Bishop Peter Jensen, former Principal of Moore College and former Archbishop of Sydney.

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.

This portion of a Torah scroll was taken from a synagogue in Jaffa (now part of Tel Aviv) during the riots of 1921. It came into the possession of a Mr and Mrs Shelley, who sent it to their friend Deaconess Sophie Newton. Deaconess Newton used the parchment as an aid to study and prayer during prayer meetings for the Jews, which she had held ever since 1900. Dss Newton gave the parchment to Moore College in 1944 with the exhortation to "pray for the peace of Jerusalem" (Psalm 122:6).
The Hebrew text is from the book of Leviticus, including part of chapter 8.

Leaflet with illustrated poem (2 pages). Accompanying letter from Donald R. Begbie, St Paul's Wahroonga, who is sending it to Donald Robinson.