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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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

Minute books

AU AU-MTC 016/1
Series
1938-1986

Old Students' Union

Lapel badge with Moore College crest

AU AU-MTC 182/4
Series
1911-1935

Lapel badge with Moore College crest worn by D.J. Davies and his son M.D. Davies.

Davies, David John

Moore College song - woodblock with musical notation

AU AU-MTC 182/5
Series
Undated

Davies, David John

Photographs

AU AU-MTC 182/8
Series
1911-1981

Includes Moore College class photographs, studio portraits of Davies, Davies with soldiers returning from WW1 (1919), College reunions and picnics, Davies family portraits

Davies, David John

Theological and University Colleges

AU AU-MTC 102/5
Series
1900-1999

Material relating to colleges associated with the Anglican tradition: Moore College, New College (UNSW), Robert Menzies College, Macquarie University, St Mark's College and St Paul's College, University of Sydney

Church of England Historical Society

Correspondence - Vice Principal of Moore College