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Given to F.B. Boyce by the churchwardens of St Paul’s Redfern on his retirement

Rev. Dr E.F.N. (Frank) Cash was the rector of Christ Church Lavender Bay and a keen amateur photographer. He was the only amateur photographer to be permitted onto the construction site of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and took photographs throughout the building process. His photographs also include images of his family: his wife Elizabeth, son John who joined the RAAF and was killed in action in 1941, and three daughters Mary, Miriam and Elizabeth. He also took many pictures of trees, native animals and rock formations, particularly around the Glen Innes area and inside Jenolan Caves. There are also a small number of photos of the Fairbridge Farm School for child migrants in Molong, NSW.
A large number of the slides are copies of paintings and illustrations from books, as well as hymn lyrics.

Scrapbooks with photographs, certificates and news clippings collected by Dr White's mother; other news clippings, ephemera, notes and anecdotes written for his autobiography.

Publicity material, correspondence and reports relating to Dr White's involvement in various Christian organisations.

Outlines the history and activities of the Deaconess Institution.

Printed Bible Study notes, mostly on the Old Testament, with manuscript annotations.

Collected Articles:
Old Church Made New! An Un-official Story of the First General Synod of the Church of England in Australia. Held at St. Andrew’s Cathedral and Chapter House, Sydney – 8th-17th May, 1962
The History of the Church of England Fellowship. Diocese of Sydney
Some Facts Relating to the History of the “Church of England Fellowship” in the Diocese of Sydney. By Rev. W.G. Coughlin
Moore College Library Lecture 1988. David John Davies – A Principal Embattled
On Becoming Benign. Sarah Barnett Talks with Stuart Barton Babbage About Life, Ministry and Old Age [Southern Cross, Autumn 1999]
Presidential Address to Synod, March 1993 [John Reid]
Bishop Charles Venn Pilcher and the Christian Poetry of Medieval Iceland Paper [By Graham Barwell. To be Presented at the Ninth International Saga Conference, Akureyri, Iceland, August 1994]
Horace Wellesley Hannah, M.D., B.S., D.PM., M.R.C.P., F.A.N.Z.P. 29.3.1913 to 27.11.1998. Medical Missionary and Later Psychiatrist.
Archbishop Sir Frank Woods 1907-92. A Tribute Compiled by Anglican Media
Church Connections [Abp. Frank Woods]
Obituary. Peter Nicholson 1926-1998. By Rev. Allan Blanch
The Runcie Recording. By Colin Buchanan. [Church Scene, vol.5, no.46, 27/9/96]
Professor Sir Norman Anderson. By Ian Edge
Stationed at the Cross. [Sydney Morning Herald, 28/8/99]
My Life With Graham Delbridge. By Audrey Delbridge [July 1983]
Moore College Under Nathanial Jones 1897-1911. By Marcia Cameron [Lucas 19-20, 1995-1996]
Christian Origins
The Evangelical Tradition in South Australia
The Origins of the Church Missionary Society in South Australia, 1910-1917. By Brian Dickey
A Hard Man of God. By Louise Williams [Sydney Morning Herald, 12/12/92]
‘We Must be Sure we Have a Position on Holinesss’. By Dr. Stuart Piggin [Church Scene, 2/9/91]
Docter Fails to Stop Radio Interview. By Jacquelyn Hole [Sydney Morning Herald, 1990]
They Mysterious Death That Led to a Cult Hunt [Sydney Morning Herald, 18/8/90]
Tower of Strength in Heart of Africa. By Wellesley Hannah [The Australian, 25/1/99]
The Real Francis James Story [The Independent Monthly, October 1992]
Lance Shilton [Church Scene, 25/11/88]