Original X 2 COPIESnon-fictionThe daily work of Marion Barber an employee at the Sanctuary.1950s

photocopynon-fictionSir Paul Hasluck to open new information centre and theatre at the Sanctuary.1970s

photocopynon-fictionChildren from Nazareth House, Camberwell visit the Sanctuary. 1970s

photocopynon-fictionA lunch was held to raise funds for the Maroondah Retirement Village. 1970s

Photocopynon-fictionReport of lecture given by Dr W. Lancaster to members of the Zoo Directors Association meeting at Healesville Sanctuary -man being the most dangerous animal.1970s

photocopynon-fictionDeputation from the Sanctuary Committee to Council regarding charging of rates on properties in the Sanctuary. Not sufficient co-operation between the Council and Sanctuary. Members of Council to visit the Sanctuary.1970s

Original x 1 Photocopy x 1non-fictionBali dancers visit Sanctuary and feed animals. 1970s

originalnon-fictionPaw little mates1970s

Original x1non-fictionSir Paul Hasluck opens the information centre and theatre. His speech outlined what he thought was necessary at Healesville Sanctuary for preservation of native flora and fauna 1970s

photocopy x 1non-fictionPhotograph of Sir Paul Hasluck at cockatoos after opening the information centre and theatre.1970s

Photocopy x 1non-fictionPhotograph of fairy penguins being fed. 1970s

Photocopy x 1non-fiction6 koalas in sanctuary died of mysterious disease.1970s

photocopy x 1non-fictionPhoto of lyrebirds Rick and Rack foraging for food1970s

Photocopy x 1non-fictionPhoto of Lyrebird Rick, proud father-to-be1970s

Photocopy x 1non-fictionChildren from Healesville State Primary School learn about Australia's heritage at the Sanctuary. 1970s

Photocopy x 1non-fictionLady Mackenzie (widow of Sir Colin) leaves part of her estate to the Sanctuary. 1970s

Photocopy x 1non-fictionBehaviour of some patrons at the Sanctuary1970s

Original x 1non-fictionSpecial nursery set up for living comfort for animals and reptiles during winter.1970s

Photocopy x 1non-fictionTravel article on places to see wildlife. The Sanctuary is mentioned where animals are housed in pleasant surroundings.

Original x 1non-fictionEditorial on orphan joeys at the Sanctuary1970s

Photocopy x 1non-fictionA pigmy possum rescued. Suggestions as what to do if one finds a live or dead small marsupial.1970s

Original x 1non-fictionPhoto's of Lyrebirds Rick and Rack and Kevin Mason with nest1970s

Original x 1non-fictionLady Mackenzie (widow of Sir Colin) leaves part of her estate to the Sanctuary for furthering scientific knowledge of native fauna1970s

Photocopy x 1non-fictionEducation department have appointed a teacher in biology and zoology at the Sanctuary.1970s

Photocopy x 1.non-fictionChildren follow the emu through the Sanctuary. 1970s

Photocopy x 1non-fictionHow orphan joeys are kept alive at the Sanctuary.1970s

Photocopy x 1non-fictionRev Fr Paul Chandler at annual "Blessing of the Animals" Collected1970s

Photocopy x 1non-fictionPrince Bernhard tours and photographs the Sanctuary.1970s