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ABOUT
THE DALTON McCAUGHEY LIBRARY COLLECTIONS
Consisting of more than 300,000 volumes, the library houses a number of noteworthy
collections and includes significant donations from eminent scholars. Collections of
note include the Kierkegaard collection and the largest collection of Jesuitica in
Australia.
The collection encompasses a broad range of theological and philosophical scholarship
and is particularly strong in biblical studies, systematic and practical theology and
church history.
The print collection is complemented by electronic books and journals.
Rev Dr Bradley Bergfalk
Litchfield, CT USA
HISTORY
The Dalton McCaughey Library was co-founded by the Australian Jesuits and the
Victorian and Tasmanian Synod of the Uniting Church in Australia.Originally the Joint Theological Library, the name honours Fr. William (Bill) Dalton and Rev. Dr. Davis McCaughey, who successfully established the shared library in 1970. The collaboration results in a library that is unique in its ecumenical balance and depth of literature in the Catholic, Protestant and Reformist traditions.
GOVERNANCE
The Dalton McCaughey Library is governed by the DML Executive which is
appointed by the owning organisations.
The library is registered as a charity with the ACNC and operates as a stand-alone, not-for-profit organisation serving the communities of the Jesuit Society (Australia & New Zealand Province) and the Uniting Church in Australia (VicTas Synod).
Membership and use of the library is governed by the DML Agreement. Individual memberships are available for purchase.
LIBRARY TEAM
- Rebecca Combrink
- Carlos Lopez
- Alexander McLean
- Daniel Hulse
- Julia Thwaites
- Bronwyn Wallace
- Lynden Broadstock
- Hal Cain
Volunteers
AFFILIATIONS
The Dalton McCaughey Library is affiliated with the University of Divinity through its
designation as the home library for the Pilgrim Theological
College and Trinity College Theological School (Melbourne).