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Photographs taken and collected by MU Sydney members. Images of members, events, special guests. 350 loose photos (4x6), 3 bound albums

Photograph of Trevor and Jenny Kalmier: Missionaries with W.E.C. Indonesia
Photograph of Gwen Eggins: Missionary with E.C.M. Austria.
Photograph of Miss Joan Thomson: Missionary with C.M.S. West Pakistan.

Includes several photographs of the Church's Cricket Club

1. Canon Christopher
2. W.H. Griffith Thomas as a young man
3. W.H. Griffith Thomas
4. Interior of the church at Tarnagulla, Vic.
5. St John's church, Newbridge
6. James George Fenton - graduate
7. Jones with other clergymen at Perry Hall, Bendigo
8. Jones with students at Moore College
9. Canon Jones at his weekend home in Waitara 1899-1900 (copy)
10. Mrs Griffith Thomas and daughter
11. St Stephen's Rectory, Penrith 1904
12. Exterior of the church at Tarnagulla
13. Moore College students on college lawn, 1906
14. House party at Keswick Convention 1908
15. Moore College class photograph 1908
16. Moore College class photograph 1910
17. Tennis court at Moore College, lawn where memorial wing now stands - shows Darlington Centre
18. Portrait of W.H. Griffith Thomas.
19. Group of students at Chidfell, working bee

The photographs are positive prints of Moore Theological College buildings, personnel and students groups, photographs of religious events and personages of significance in Australia and overseas, and historical photographs of Church buildings. Photographs taken for the Australian Church Record are also included.

1. Original Church built by E.T. Blackett.1877. B/W Reproduction.
2. New South Head Road, showing St Michael's, c. 1887. Printed reproduction
3. Exterior northerly view of church, showing extensions by C. Blackett,1908. B/W mounted on board. 16 X 12 cm.
4. Interior, showing sanctuary, added by C. Blackett, 1900. B/W mounted on board. 16.5 X 12 cm.
5. General exterior view, 1911-1920. Sepia reproduction. Mounted on board. 15 X 8 cm.
6. Sanctuary decorated for a festiva1,1938. B/W Magazine reproduction. 5.5 X 9.5 cm.
7. Lateral chapel decorated for a festival, 1938. B/W Magazine reproduction. 5.5 X 9.5 cm.
8. Exterior, western aspect, c.1940. B/W mounted. 20.5 X 15.15 cm. Photographer, Max Shepherd. (3 copies).
9. Extension to sanctuary and nave, c. 1940. B/W. 19 X 24.5.
10. Interior showing sanctuary and nave (added by Prof. L. Wilkinson), c. 1940. 16.5 X 21.5 (2 copies)
11. Westerly aspect showing spire and baptistry added 1938. Photo, c. 1945. B/W 8.5 X 10.5 cm
12. Western facade,sepia reproduction,c.1940. 10.5 X15 cm. (4 copies)
13. Northerly aspect, showing extended transept reconstructed nave and added spire(1938), 1950. B/W 15.5 X 17 cm.
14. Wedding, choir procession, c.1950 B/W
15. Sunday School Kindergarten, Miss Starling and two teachers. B/W 21 x16 cm. 1956
16. Entrance porch, 1956. B/W 10,5 X 12 cm.
17. Sunday School Group. Canon Poyws, 1956, B/W 20 X 15 cm. Photographer: A. West
18. Sunday School Group. Sue Williams,1956, B/W 20 X 15 cm Photographer: Allen West
19. Sunday School group. Miss Starling and Canon Powys, 1956. B/W. Photographer: A. West
20. Sunday School group. Miss J. Cook, 1956. B/W 20 X 25 cm. Photographer: Allen West.
21. Boys with Sunday School Teacher,1956. B/W 20 X 15 cm Photographer: Allen West.
22. Boys' Sunday School Class,1956. B/W 20 X 15 cm. Photographer: Allen West.
23. Canon Powys, Rector of St Michael's,1956 B/W 8.5 X 10.5 cm. Photographer:A. West
24. Canon Powys and Secretary, 1956. B/W 10 X 12 cm Photographer: Allen West
25. View of tower and spire,westerly aspect, c. 1956. B/W 11.5 X 12 cm.

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

Photographs of members of the Robinson family, as well as official events including functions at Bishopscourt and the Bicentennial celebrations in 1988. Also includes photographs of Archbishop H.W.K. Mowll.

Black and white photograph of the exterior of St John's Church, Darlinghurst. Note in pencil on the reverse: 'About 1910, Ernest and Margaret Young attended this church when in Sydney. here they met Admiral Sir George King-Hall, who became a close friend'.