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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St Mark's Urbenville

AU AU-MTC 001/16-2-42
Stuk
1965-04-25

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First church opened 25/4/1915

David, William and Robert Knox

AU AU-MTC 001/16-3-2
Stuk
1899

Part of Photographs

The photograph was taken around the time of David's graduation from Moore College. His brother Robert graduated in 1898. Both men graduated with first class honours in the Oxford and Cambridge Preliminary Examinations, introduced by Nathaniel Jones.

Thomas Kemmis

AU AU-MTC 001/16-3-4
Stuk
1880

Part of Photographs

Thomas Kemmis was one of the first three students at Moore College Liverpool and graduated in 1858. He was a Canon of St Andrews Cathedral 1884-1897.

Seven bishops at the consecration of St Andrew's Cathedral, 30th November 1868

AU AU-MTC 001/16-3-5
Stuk
1868

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Bishop Short of Adelaide, Bishop Barker of Sydney, Bishop Perry of Melbourne, Bishop Tufnell of Brisbane, Bishop Bromby of Tasmania, Bishop Thomas of Goulburn, Bishop Tyrell of Newcastle

Meeting to establish the Australian Board of Missions

AU AU-MTC 001/16-3-7
Stuk
1850

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Photograph of a painting. Includes Bishop Broughton of Sydney, Bishop Perry of Melbourne, Bishop Tyrell of Newcastle, Bishop Nixon of Tasmania, Bishop Selwyn of New Zealand, Bishop Short of Adelaide

Rev Dr W.H. Griffith Thomas