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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World Council of Churches composite picture

AU AU-MTC 113-6-913
Item
n.d.

Part of Portrait photographs

World Council of Churches Commission on Faith and Order papers

AU AU-MTC 000-18
Series
1957-1959

Typescript articles on theological topics.

World Council of Churches

World Council of Churches Central Executive - entering St Andrew's Cathedral for opening service

AU AU-MTC 001/16-3-45
Item
1956

Part of Photographs

Includes D.J. Knox, Franklyn Fry, Johann Mar Thoma, Leslie Cook, Bishop James, D.B. Knox

World Council of Churches

Part of Records of ecumenical organisations with which Mary Andrews was associated

World Council of Churches

Working papers - Moore College Vice-Principal

AU AU-MTC 061/17
Series
1955-1977

Exam papers 1955-1972, Library Committee papers 1968-1977, Mission and ministry 1970-1971, Faculty papers 1967-1973, IVF and external courses 1959-1972

Robinson, Donald William Bradley

Working papers - Moore College Principal

AU AU-MTC 068/5
Series
1954-1958

Notes and correspondence relating to college management.

Loane, Marcus Lawrence

Wooden tray

AU AU-MTC 000/2
Item
Undated

The tray was made by a patient of Liverpool Hospital, out of wood from the staircase. The hospital building was previously Moore College and Thomas Moore's residence.

Unknown

Wooden box with painted crest