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File 1: Hassall family, correspondence, volume 1, pp. 1-690, 1796-1854

Correspondence, being mainly letters received including: Rowland Hassall, letters received (2), 1796, from Reverend George Burder; Thomas Hassall, letters received, 1818-1833, correspondents include William Ellis, Reverend W. Jones, Reverend George Burder, George Cox, Samuel O. Hassall, Reverend Thomas Redall; Anne Hassall, letters received (2); James S. Hassall, letters received, 1837-1854.

Correspondents include: Thomas Hassall, Anne Hassall, James Hassall (1802-1862), Catherine Elizabeth Hassall (Kate), Charles Rowland Hassall, Frances Hassall, Thomas Hancox Hassall, Marianne Hassall, George Thomas Hassall, Eliza Marsden Hassall, Frederic King, John Oxley, George F. Macarthur, William Shelley and Francis Cox.

Letters received by James S. Hassall form the main body of letters in this volume and include letters received from the age of 14 when he was a student through to 1854 when he was at Berrima. Early correspondence includes letters received from his parents, brothers and sisters and cousins while he was a student. He later received letters from younger family members while they were students at The King's School, Parramatta, and at Mr Woolls' school at Parramatta. Later correspondence includes many letters received from family members, along with letters received from friends.
 

File 2: Hassall family, correspondence, volume 1, pp. 691-1800, 1855-1874

Correspondence, being mainly letters received by James S. Hassall during the period he lived at Berrima and including his move to Queensland in 1873. Correspondence includes letters received: from family concerning family and family business matters; from friends; letters concerning Hassall's work as chaplain of Berrima Gaol, mainly from family of inmates; and letters from parents of young ladies enrolled at a school for young ladies run by Hassall, ca. 1868-1872. Correspondents include Thomas Hassall, George Hassall, John Futter, Charles Betts, Frances Hassall, Anne Hassall, Marianne Hassall, John Oxley, Henry Lumsdaine, Ingram Loft, James Chisholm, William Cowper, George F. Macarthur, James Betts, Robert Hope, Catherine Hassall, Eliza Hassall, Emily Hassall, Augustine Betts, Alfred Huntley, Robert Hassall, Samuel Edward Marsden (1832-1912), Mary Hassall, James Charles Hassall, and Bishop Frederick Barker.
 

File 3: Hassall family, correspondence, volume 1, pp. 1801-8095, ca. 1830-ca. 1900

Correspondence, being mainly undated letters received, some incomplete letters, and various papers.

Correspondence of Thomas Hassall, being a small number of undated letters received, correspondents include Maria Wood Street and George Cox. 

Correspondence and papers of James Hassall, being undated letters received and various papers, ca. 1838-ca. 1899.

Includes letters received from family and friends; letters received concerning a school operated by James Hassall at Berrima; letters received concerning Hassall's work at Berrima Gaol; a report sent to Bishop Mathew Hale in Brisbane, 1880; a list of candidates for confirmation at St Matthews Church, Sherwood, Brisbane, 1897; and a printed order of service for the installation of William Webber as Bishop of Brisbane, 1885.

Correspondents include Bishop Mathew Hale, William Henry Hassall, Thomas Frederic Hassall, Catherine Hassall, Marianne Hassall, Harriet Hassall, Thomas Hassall, Anne Hassall, Frances Hassall, Fred Betts, Robert Francis Hassall, Emily Hassall, Harriet King, Robert Lethbridge King, Frederic King, Charles Macarthur King, Francis Marsden Betts, George Thomas Hassall, Charles Betts, Charles Hassall, William Sowerby, and Robert Hope.

An undated letter from Robert Lethbridge King describes in some detail a fishing and camping trip at Port Stephens with King, four of his brothers and two others. The letter includes a sketch, 'Plan of the Fishing Ground Port Stephens' and descriptions of the waterways, fishing trips, and of Aboriginal women diving for lobsters.


File 4: Hassall family, correspondence, volume 1, pp. 8096-8750, ca. 1825-ca. 1900

Correspondence and papers, beings mainly manuscript papers.

Papers include: Thomas Hassall, sermons, 1825-1855, pp. 8096-8686. Sermons, originally in small notebooks, are bound into small volumes, being manuscript with annotations and corrections, and including on the first page the text of the sermon, as well as the name of the location or church and the date it was preached, eg. Bathurst 21/1/27, St Pauls 6/11/42, most sermons having been preached on more than one occasion.

James Hassall, papers and correspondence, ca. 1850-ca. 1900. Papers being manuscript, notes, fragments and letters received (2). Papers include 'Early Historical Memoranda of New South Wales', n.d., pp. 8707-8735; 'Trip in the Upper South Pine', n.d., pp. 8737-8742, probably written by James Hassall in Queensland during the 1870s; 'Parsonage, Berrima, Ode', n.d., pp. 8743-8744; and letters received from Charles Rowland Hassall, ca.1850, and Bessie Unwin, n.d.

Sub-series 1: Hassall family, correspondence, volume 1, 1796-ca. 1900

1. Leura, Everglades fountain, 1988
2. St Albans, Muswellbrook, 1981
3. Cobbitty, doorway Heber Chapel  
4. Sydney, The Doctors House
5. Braidwood, Post Office buildings, 1984
6. Sydney, doorway Albion Street, 1978
7-8. Mudgee, art deco Regent Theatre ;  Railway Station, 1986
9-10. Windsor, St Matthews, (no.9 1966)
11. Hartley, Old house - prior to restoration, 1981
12. Wandandian, Post Office (demolished)
13. Cobbitty, wooden wall, Heber Chapel, 1964
14. Sydney, 81 George Street North
15. Berrima, Goal
16. Sydney, restoration Albion Street, 1980
17. Glebe, cast iron gate detail
18. Termeil, old silo near Termeil, south coast, 1980
19. The Rocks, door Bond Store, 1977
20. Sydney, Macquarie Street, Horbury Terrace [wrought iron detail]
21-22. Campbelltown, Old house, 1966 ;  restored Post Office
23. Windsor, St Matthews
24. Old Putty Road
25-26. Richmond, Hobartville (no.26 1966)
27. Stroud, georgian house
28. Parramatta, St Johns, 1980
29-30. Newtown, St Stephens, 1967 ;  Grave figures, 1966
31. Mudgee, Railway Station
32. Norman Lindsay studio interior
33. Windsor, St Matthews, stained glass, 1980
34-35. Campbelltown, interior Church of England ;  Post Office cast iron detail
36. Norman Lindsay sculpture, 1987
37. Sydney, Goldsmiths Buildings, Goulburn Street
38. The Rocks, Lamp standard, 1977
39. Sydney, Sali Herman's `Red House', Riley Street
40. Sydney, St James interior and lectern, 1963
41. Sydney, Railway Square, detail drinking fountain, 1971
42. Arncliffe, houses Forest Road
43. Campbelltown, Church of England interior, 1984
44. Sydney, GPO detail, Pitt Street, 1971
45. The Rocks, pillar box, 1977
46. Surry Hills, cast iron fence decoration
47. Cobbity, Heber Chapel
48. Campbelltown, Church of England interior
49. Sydney, Cadmans Cottage
50. Sydney, cnr of Reservoir & Riley Streets, Hermans `Red House'
51. Sydney, Macquarie Street, cast iron stair divider, 1965
52. Gilead Farm, old mill
53. Juniper Hall, cedar stairway detail, 1965
54. Sydney, Cleveland Street, demolition for new mail exchange, 1964
55. Sydney, Reservoir Street, old corner shop, 1973
56-57. Sydney, Richmond Villa, original site, 1964
58. Fort Street School, coat of arms
59. Sydney, Grace building
60. Sydney, Strand Arcade interior, 1985
61. The Rocks, Pillar box, E.R. detail, 1976
62. Newtown, Clock tower repairs, 1985
63. Sydney, Central Railway, stained glass  
64. Sydney, GPO colonnade
65. Sydney, Riley Street, cast iron
66. Sydney Observatory
67. Pyrmont, terrace house, 1965
68. Sydney, Macquarie Club, original site
69. Darlinghurst, old building, 1963
70. Redfern, street
71. Sydney, Royal Exchange, Bridge Street, 1964
72. Chippendale, cast iron pillar box, 1965
73. Kogarah Bay, modern house, 1989
74. Sydney, Law Court, cast iron decoration, 1977
75. Sydney, GPO, Queen Victoria
76. Sydney, Strand Arcade, detail, 1985
77. Redfern, excavation for eastern suburbs railway, 1973
78-79. Sydney, Cadmans Cottage detail ;  During restoration (no.79 1988)
80. La Perouse, Bare Island
81. Surry Hills, Riley & Reservoir Streets `The Red House' (Sali Herman), 1972
82. Juniper Hall restoration, 1988
83. Sydney, Queens Square, Queen Victoria statue
84. Cast iron hitching post, 1974
85. Baptismal font St Matthews?
86. Cobbitty Church Hall entrance, 1984
87. Juniper Hall restoration, 1988
88. Sydney, Philip Lane / Reiby Lane, 1949
89-90. St Peters, decorations on a house, 1966 ;  Timber carvings
91. Surry Hills, Goulburn Street, old step, 1962
92. Tom Ugly's Point south, old toll house
93. Newtown, St Killians Presbytery, 1966
94-95. Surry Hills, Devonshire / Marlborough Streets, 1964 ;  `The Quiet House'  Albion & Mary Streets, 1966
96-97. Campbelltown, Restoration ;  Church, 1981
98. Sydney, Queens Square, 1989
99-100. The Rocks, Observatory Hill, cast iron urinal ;  Prior to restoration
101.  The Rocks, Garrison Church, interior
102-103. La Perouse, Bare Island gun emplacment ;  Customs House, 1968
104. Elizabeth Bay House, staircase
105. Sydney, St James from Hyde Park, 1949
106. Sydney, Railway Square, cast iron fountain, 1971
107-108. Sydney, Queens Square, old lamp standard detail, 1965
109. Elizabeth Bay House
110-111. Darling Point, Lindesay, 1965
112. Carcoar, Boxalls Inn, 1984
113. Parramatta, St Johns Church, 1980
114-115. Parramatta Experiment farm, 1967
116. Redfern, excavation for rail link, 1973
117. Sydney, George Street north, 1984
118. Sydney, Central Station, leadlight
119. Arncliffe, Forest Road houses, 1985
120. Sydney, Strand Arcade, 1985

James Savage : collection of slides of historic buildings and architectural features in New South Wales, ca. 1963-1989

1a-p. Album. Images of a column in St James Church, King Street;  The Barracks, Queens Street, Sydney;  W.I. [wrought iron] fence, St James Church, St James Rd, Sydney;  W.I. [wrought iron] fence to St Marys Cath., College St., Sydney;  Agar steps, Observatory Park, Sydney;  Doorway, Lower Fort St, Sydney;  Rear porch, Macquarie Fields HS, Campbelltown;  Lindsay (sic.), Darling Point;  Wrot (sic.) iron panel to the mens' urinal, Observatory Park;  W. Panel, Observatory Park;  St Matthews Ch, Windsor;   Argyle Place;  Macquarie House;  Lindsay (sic.), Darling Point;  Argyle Place;  Playfairs  Cottage, Argyle Place
2. Heber Chapel [Cobbity, N.S.W.] (Dec 1955)
3. [Panel from the western "Aboriginal doors" at entrance to the Mitchell Library. Sculpted in 1942 by Ralph Walker]
4-5. [Sculpture of "Mother and Child", by F. Lumb] (1966)
6. [Magazine leaf with image of "Mother and Child" sculpture outside Campsie Baby Health Centre, including a plan of the Centre and details of the building]
7. [Panel sculpture in sandstone on the York Street wall of the Sydney Commonwealth Bank. Executed by Gerald Lewers and symbolises Australia as a federation of states]
8. Magazine leaf with images of Sydney Commonwealth Bank sculptures and details about the sculptures and the building
9. ["Cometh up as a flower" sculpture by Shakespeare Wood, in the Royal Botanic Gardens] (1960)
10. "The offerings of war" [sculpture by Gilbert Bayes, outside Art Gallery of  NSW]
11. ["Huntsman and dogs" sculpture, copy of the original by Henri Jacquemont] (1966)
12. ["Growth forms" sculpture by Margel Hinder, outside the Western Assurance Building, 107 Pitt Street]
13. ["Research" relief mural by Tom Bass, on the Macquarie Street side of the ICI Building](1966)
14. [Sculpture outside a building depicting a male figure defending a woman and child from a beast. In Latin at the base "Praevisa mala pereunt" which translates to "Forseeing evil diminishes it"](1966)
15-16. [Sculptures of female figures outside the Bank of New South Wales, cnr. of George and Kings Streets, Sydney](1966)
17. [Sculpture of male figure, in garden setting](1966)
18. [Lion sculpture]
19. "The Boxers" [sculpted by Charles Francis Summers, located in the Royal Botanic Gardens]
20. [Bust of] Captain Arthur Phillip [at Sydney] Cove
23. Oysterman's hut, Quibray Bay [at] Botany Bay, now Towra Point Aquatic Reserve, August 1955
24. Macarthur's Property, Campbelltown, August 1954
25. Obelisk, Macquarie Place, March 1965
26. Heber Chapel, Cobbity, March 1984
27. Lindsay (sic.), Darling Point. May 1965
28. Garrison Church, Argyle Place, Sydney. May 1964
29. Havilah, Mudgee, NSW, March 1980
30-31. Riversdale - Goulburn 1972
32. Hobartville, Richmond NSW - April 1966
33. St Matthews Church, Windsor - April 1966
34-36. Experiment Farm Cottage, Parramatta [Interior and exterior views]. July 1971
37. Old Govt House Parramatta [Interior]. 1972
21. [Sculpture of a winged lion in garden setting]
22. [Cemetery headstones]

Historic buildings and public sculpture in New South Wales / photographed by James Whitelock

Cobbity church yard / Frank Jessup

Photographs and typescript information regarding:
Heber Chapel and St Paul's Church, Cobbity; St John's Church, Parramatta; St Bartholomew's Church, Prospect; St Stephen's Church, Newtown; St Mary's Church, St Mary's (South Creek); St Mark's Church, Picton; Holy Trinity Church, Argyle St, Sydney; St John's Church, Camden; St Matthew's Church, Windsor; St Peter's Church, Richmond; St Paul's Church, Emu Plains; St Peter's Church, Campbelltown; St Phillip's Church, Church Hill, Sydney; Christ Church, Bong Bong; St Michael's Church, Wollongong; St Paul's Church, Shellharbour; St Luke's Church, Brownsville; Church of the Resurrection, Jamberoo; St. Luke's, Liverpool. Includes approx. 47 photographs of unidentified churches.

Photographs of New South Wales churches, mainly in the Sydney area, ca.1920-1934

Heber Church, Cobbity, October 1931 / M. J. MacNally

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Sub-series 1: Hassall family, correspondence, volume 1, 1796-ca. 1900

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James Savage : collection of slides of historic buildings and architectural features in New South Wales, ca. 1963-1989

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Historic buildings and public sculpture in New South Wales / photographed by James Whitelock

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Cobbity church yard / Frank Jessup

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Photographs of New South Wales churches, mainly in the Sydney area, ca.1920-1934

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Heber Church, Cobbity, October 1931 / M. J. MacNally

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