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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1986.06.1 Some present and past OAC staff

AU AU-MTC 254-254-14-389
Item
1986-06-01

Part of Open Air Campaigners collection

Standing: Alan Bailey (SA), Ron Webber (V), Peter Holley (V), Brian Good (V), Merv Jensen (V), Barry Reid (NSW), Rob Adams (V), Jim Vine (Q).
Seated: Robin Pocklington (V), Dave Stanton (retired NSW), Ruth Hatch (Q), Frank McInnes (retired NSW).

1984 A special year of peace for Mothers' Union and Caritas in Australia booklet

073-29
Series
1984

Part of Anglican Mothers' Union Australia collection

8-page booklet of prayers for peace.

1969 Wynyard Park

AU AU-MTC 254-254-14-191
Item
1969

Part of Open Air Campaigners collection

1968 - Ma and John Smith with Noel Gibson in Maryborough, Qld.

AU AU-MTC 254-254-14-404
Item
1968

Part of Open Air Campaigners collection

1967 staff conference photo

AU AU-MTC 254-254-14-373
Item
1967

Part of Open Air Campaigners collection

Back row: Harry Martin (Parkes area chairman), Don Streeten, Harold Wyatt, Jim Allen, Alan bailey, Jim Vine.
Mid row: Graham Harriet, Bob Adams, John Smith, Ted Hunt, Charlie Stebbing, Ted Broughton.
Bryan Greenord and Lloyd Beasy were absent.

1947 - Dick Hall at Belmore Park, Sydney, lunch hour