Moore Theological College - Samuel Marsden Archives

AU AU-MTC 001/16-1-2
Stuk
1906

The men's dormitories with top floor additions, part of the Broughton Memorial Chapel and students on the lawn. The Crown Studios, Vice-Regal Photographers, Sydney.

Men's dormitories (3)

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Stuk
1906

Part of Photographs

Men's dormitories with 1906 addition, students looking out of windows, part of Broughton Memorial Chapel.

Men's dormitories (4)

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Stuk
1906

Part of Photographs

Men's dormitories with top floor added in 1906.

Broughton Memorial Chapel and main building

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Stuk
post 1906

Part of Photographs

Copied from the original at the Mitchell Library

Secular material

AU AU-MTC 102/15
Reeks
1906-1999

Material relating to Australian history, significant people and events, other historical societies.

Biographical news cuttings
Blacket, Edmund
Eventide Homes
Fort St High School
Graveyards and cemeteries
Greenway, Francis
Historic buildings - Sydney
Historic houses
Horbury Hunt, John
Indigenous people
Kennedy, Edmund (explorer)
Misc.
Nathan, Isaac (composer)
Oliphant, Mark (atheist)
Royal Family
Ruse, James

Church of England Historical Society

Letter to W.E. Bautcher

AU AU-MTC 041/3-9
Stuk
22/1/1906

Part of Correspondence sent

Reply to Bautcher's letter 9th Jan, 1906. Gives answers to Bautcher's queries about the legality of the stole and about the practice of turning to the East at the recitation of the Creed.

Principal's address - List of invited guests and speech notes

AU AU-MTC 041/8-4
Stuk
1906

Part of Draft reports and speech notes

Not dated but refers to his illness and to recent arrangements made for him to live outside of Sydney. This would put the date of it's creation at approximately 1906. Discussing past year at the college, the progress of students, his health problems, and the problem of obtaining candidates for Holy Orders, particularly for the Sydney Diocese. Mentions also the need to bring the college chapel from Liverpool to the new site at Newtown.

Menu of a dinner held by the Lay members of the Chapter of St. Andrew's Cathedral