An admissions booklet would have been provided to each patient to be admitted to one of the wards at the Peter MacCallum Clinic on Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne. The booklet included the ward number, medical officer, unit number as well as a map to the clinic and admissions information. The booklet acted similarly to a patient directory answering commonly asked questions and providing information about the inpatient experience at the Peter MacCallum Clinicpatients, information booklet, directory, peter maccallum clinic

Three articles under the title 'Bennelong Designs" (1) Drawing a dream by Mungo MacCallum (2) Dream into sculpture", (3) Consultant's role by Ove Arup. Robin Boyd’s desk cupboard contained two exercise books (item D482.1-D482.2) and assorted articles, essays and other material regarding the building of the Sydney Opera House, inserted inside the front cover of Walkabout magazine, July 1966 (item P1377). This publication is one of those inserts. Many of these were collected by Boyd’s eldest daughter, Mandie, who recalls that her father was writing a book, but was very disillusioned with the way the entire Opera House saga unfolded.Newspaper booklet of 24 pages, Nation No 192. pp. 12-15sydney opera house, utzon, sydney opera house project, walsh st library

Dr R Kaye Scott's Invitation and thank you letter. Representative of the beginning of an annual Peter MacCallum Lecture. This lecture focused on radiotherapy.Thank you letter, signed by then chairman of the Cancer Institute Board John E Daleypeter maccallum lecture, dr rutherford kaye scott, development

The photograph includes co-founder and Peter Mac name's sake Sir Peter MacCallum as well as Edith and Ralston Paterson. Edith and Ralston Paterson were prominent figures in radiology and cancer treatment who consulted with the Australian government and in 1943 wrote a report recommending Australia developed a single institute to treat cancer.

Item issued to Eric MacCALLUM No VX41169, (born Scotland, enlisted Caulfield) on 26.6.40, 2/32nd Batt 9th Div AIF, age 31 years 9 months, promoted Cpl 6.8.1940, embarked 15.9.1940 for the Middle East, hospital 25.11.1940 with Haemorhoids, rejoinn unit 17.12.1940, attends Mortar and Grenade schools, hospital 16.8.1941 with PUO, taken POW 17.2.1942 at El Alamein. He served in the Seige of Tobruk, Middle East Campaigns. As a POW it appears he was interred from 1942/43 in Italy then 1943/45 in XV111Austria. He describes his conditions in the camps as fair and that he worked on road works. This is a brief description as to his treatment in his records. Embarked from England 4.7.1945 and disembarked in Sydney on 8.8.1945. Discharged from the 2nd AIF on 12.9.1945.Canvas Kit bag with stenciled name and details on side and base.In handwritten lettering - "B2 - RZABL- Q" Stencilled - "VX41169 E. MacCallum"containers, military equipment

Produced for troops in the AIF during WWIIEight sheets of paper that when folded provide sixteen pages of news. Black ink. There are photos, adverts, war news, cartoon and maps. .1 Dated Sat 26 September 1942, Issue 133 .2 Dated Sat 30 October 1942, Issue 134 .3 Dated Sat 17 October 1942, Issue 136 .4 Dated Sat 7 November 1942, Issue 139 .5 Dated Sat 14 November 1942, Issue 140 .6 Dated Sat 21 November 1942, Issue 141 .7 Dated Sat 5 December 1942, Issue 143 .8 Dated Sat 12 December 1942, Issue 144 .9 Dated Fri 25 December 1942, Issue 146 - This issue has coloured front and rear page .1, .2, .3, .4, .5, .6, .7, .8, .9 - Mrs H.M. MacCallum 6 Queen Street Bendigo Victoria .4 additional text Sender VX41168 H. M MacCallumnewspapers, aif news ww2

Alice McGREGOR Born: 1908; unknown parents. Possibly adopted by the Salter family? Electoral Roll 1936: Highland Terrace Kangaroo Flat. Alice Mary Salter and William Robert Salter living together; presumed to be sister and brother. William Robert Salter was killed in a MVA in Bendigo in 1937 aged 26. In Victoria in 1938, Alice Mary Salter married James Thomas McGregor (born Victoria 1917, died Victoria 1983, buried Fawkner Cemetery) Lived: 1968; 22 Wade Street Golden Square Alice McGregor Died: 1999 aged 91 at Anne Caudle Centre, Bendigo Buried: Kangaroo Flat Cemetery See additional research. Postcard Album of Alice McGregor contained 86 post cards.Postcard Album of Alice McGregor containing 86 post cards. See 1400. Colour photo of 2 stockmen on horseback guiding a bullock drawn wagon across a creek. Entitled At "The Crossing" Addressed to Miss A. Stapleton, Bendigo, Victoria Sender - Jessie MacCallum PO stamp dated May 1920 postcard, collector, alice mcgregor

Coloured photo of Minister for Tourism, John Pandazopoulos and Mayor of City of Whitehorse, Cr, Jessie MacCallum at launch of Co-operative venture Valley of the Arts Tourist Map at Schwerkolt Cottage on 6th October 2000.pandazopoulos, john, maccallum. jessie, city of whitehorse, valley of the arts, schwerkolt cottage.

Peter MacCallum Clinic long-sleeved uniform coat in grey. Staff coats included an embroidered Peter MacCallum Clinic logo and a tie closure. Staff members who wore such coats included those in the Medical Physics Department. [Coat collar] P.M.C / 15/2 P.LYNNE 15/2 / P.M.C 6uniforms, healthcare, staff

Events of note: - 10 story site approved for the corner of Lt Lonsdale St and William St. Increasing inpatient capacity to 200. - Death of Sir Peter MacCallum March 1974. - Statistics department began working on a computerised medical records system. Card punching equipment was introduced -1974 marked the 25th anniversary of the Cancer institute and Peter MacCallum Clinic

An appointment and prescription book for outpatient appointments at the Lt Lonsdale St Peter MacCallum Clinic. Telephone number on the front cover has been crossed out and in red pen above replaced with 602-1333.cancer, medical, prescriptions, paitents, lt lonsdale street

A visitor sign in book used at both the William Street clinic and eventually East Melbourne. The book was primarily signed by visiting medical staff. The first signature in the book was Sir Peter MacCallum on 08/09/1955. A brown bound book with gold accents. staff, administration

Black and White Staff Photo. According to the letter 14/6/2015 from Victoria Potts accompanying this donation, Alfred Potts (her father) is front row 2nd from left. Nesta Potts front row right, Head Teacher (Angus MacCallum?) between them. "Of interest is the late Joan Kirner, later Premier of Victoria - back row, 3rd from the right"

A collection of six patient slides collected by Sir Peter MacCallum. The tissue samples within the slides have been hand stained and labelled to identify various cell types under a light microscope likely related to Sir Peter's work in pathology. Case Marked with P.MacCallum. Slides mark R.G.H. Heidelberg each with individual dates and codesscience, pathology, hisotry, medicine, research

Photocopy image of 1950 Scholarship winners with Lady Mayoress and teacher laminated upon pink cardboard. Printed caption below reads, Won Scholarships-1950. Local scholarships were won by these Golden Square School pupils photographed with the Mayoress [Mrs N J Oliver] and Miss A Barr of the teaching staff. Successful children were Back Row: John Perrow, Philip White, Fraser MacCallum. Front Row: Valerie Braddy, Dorothy Lee, Eric Montgomery and Paul Piece.bendigo, institutions, golden square primary school

business records/correspondenceAbbott Collection: 1884 correspondence between J. H. Abbott and suppliers ( all handwritten correspondence, but difficult to decifer): 2403.99a 10/01/1884 T. J. & T. Powell issues with leather shipment from Abbott to London 2403.99b 11/01/1884 Ullathorne & Co. 12 bales of leather 2403.99c 18/01/1884 Memorandum from Ullathorne & Co. confirming 11 Jan consignment of leather 2403.99d 1/02/1884 Ullathorne & Co. confirming the assignment issues 2403.99e 8/02/1884 J.J. Schweizer & Co. concerning consignment quantities of not less than 5 to 10 tons 2403.99f 8/02/1884 T.J. & J. Powell acknowledging 19 Dec exchange re 12 bales pf leather per "Carlisle Castle" 2403.99g 5/02/1884 2-page letter Ullathorne & Co. requesting authorisation by Abbott of a consignment of leather for sale at 10/04 2403.99h 8/02/1884 most difficult to decipher double page letter re "Oakwood Buffalo Brand" 2403.99i 7/03/1884 T.J. & J. Powell acknowledging past correspondence of 29/02 and that they have sold 12 bales @ 10/4; also noting past shipment contained a good many brittle grained sides. 2403.99j 29/02/1884 T.J. & J. Powell referring to issues with shipment of plants (a supply of ripe acorns) 2403.99k 7/03/1884 Ullathorne & Co. pleased with the shipment and sale 2403.99l 21/03/1884 Ullathorne & Co. confirming correspondence of 7/03 re the consignment sent by the "Clyde" 2403.99m 7/03/1884 two-page letter from Ullathorne & Co. noting costs for a shipment and adjustment in favour of Abbotts. 2403.99n 27/03/1884 two-page letter from T.J. & J. Powell noting agreement that "a good market is better than a good article" when there is a bad market things are dull and people look with magnifying spectacles at faults in goods" 2403.99o 28/03/1884 memorandum from Ullathorne & Co re financial issue quoted surplus should be noted as a deficit 2403.99p 18/04/1844 letter from T.J. & t. Powell acknowledging the shipment of hides, and reporting a good market and firm prices 2403.99q 21/03/1884 small double-sided letter (difficult to decipher) 2403.99r 24/04/1884 small note (even more difficult to decipher) 2403.99s 1/05/1884 letter from T.J. & T. Powell reporting the market for Australian leather has improved with increased prices, no report of the "Carlisle Castle" anmd its cargo arrival 2403.99t 3/05/1884 letter from T.J. & T. Powell leather from the "Carlisle Castle" has arrived 2403.99u 30/05/1884 letter from Ullathorne & Co. reporting on the arrival of goods from the "Castlisle Castlre" and coment the "your tanning has improved" 2403.99v 5/06/1884 W. & A. Shammers (!) discussion on the quality of goods provided, notably hunting and jig whips 2403.99w 6/06/1884 Ullathorne & Co. a report on prices achieved and charged to Abbott 2403.99x 10/06/1884 Ullathorne & Co. reports on prices for Abbott's goods received and sold from both the "MacCallum More and Carlisle Castle" 2403.99y 20/06/1884 Ullathorne & Co. reports on rerceipt of an order, shipping documents fo the "Peterborough" noting prices are presently favourable to consigners. 2403.99z 27/06/1884 T.J. & T. Powell referencing goods anticipated from the "Peterborough", and looking forward to goods on the "Loch Katrine" 2403.99za 4/07/1884 Ullathorne & Co. acknowledges receoipt of and order from 16/06 2403.99zb 11/07/1884 Ullathorne & Co. encloses acount sales from the "Carlisle Castle" 2403.99zc 25/07/1884 T.J. & T. Powell encloses their monthly report. Noting the "Loch Katrine" has arrived but goods has not yet been discharged 2403.99zd 15/08/1884 two-page letter from W & A Shamman (!) difficult to decipher re dispute or query on prices quoted, charged and received for goods. 2403.99ze 22/08/1884 two-page letter from Ullathorne & Co. referencing costs, beeswax, honey and shipments coming by "Dumbarton , Loch Katrine and Hereward (!)" 2403.99zf 22/08/1884 T.J. & T. Powel re sales from the "Loch Katrine" and acknowledge letter advising 15 bales per the "Narvenne" 2403.99zg 5/09/1884 two-page letter orders dispatched from "Dumbarton and Hereward" make orders up to date; but could not obtain a quotation for Australian honey either by tins or kegs - suggesting a small trial consignment as the best plan to introduce the honey 2403.99zh 10/09/1884 doubler sided letter on blue paper from Ullathorne & Co. difficult to decipher 2403.99zi 26/09/1884 T.J. & T. Powell letter - difficult to decipher 2403.99zj 13/09/1884 Ullathorne & Co. a two-page report on 15 bales of Australian leather from "Ravenna" and per the "Peterborough" 2403.99zk 5/10/1884 T.J. & T. Powell letter 2403.99zl 9/10/1884 two-page blue notes, addressed to Ullathorne & Co.; referencing 7 casks beeswax from "Peterborough" and 3 casks beeswax from "Raveena" 2403.99zm 16/10/1884 T.J. & T. Powell letter reports "since last writing there is nothing fresh to report.... you may rely on our best attention to your consignments and interests" 2403.99zn 17/10/1884 T.J. & T. Powell memorandum re sales of leather from the "Peterborough" 2409.99zo 5/12/1884 small letter from A Shamman (!) Birmingham re late invoice 2403.99zp 12/12/1884 T.J. & T. Powell letter reporting on arrival leather from "Ballarat", "Peterborough", and "Rome" 2403.99zq 19/12/1884 Ullathorne & Co. also reports on sales from leather arriving on the "Ballarat", "Peterborough", and "Rome" 2403.99zr 23/12/1884 two-page letter from T.J. & T. Powell references quality, notably colour of hides, and possible classing as inferior - leaving Abbott to decide options for tanning improvement through Sydney or Melbourne, and therefore sales 2403.99zs 10/12/1884 T.J. & T. Powell reports on 13 bales of Australian leather from the "Rome" shipment, noting four different classifications for sales, focused on colour 2403.99t 3/01 to 21/05/1884 Abbott documentation of hides produced through its Edinburgh Tannery, Bendigodispute on condition of sales, sales of australian leather, shipments ofhides to england

Physics Department, March 1960physics, research, cancer

This document was created to celebrate the 50th anniversary.

An image taken from the site that would eventually become the current Peter Mac Parkville Campus. Views towards the Haymarket roundabout and Elizabeth Street.coloured photographphotography, city, devlopment

non-fictionA magazine created in collaboration with Magazines Victoria a division of the Herald & Weekly Times Pty Ltd to recognise the opening of the Peter Mac Parkville Campus. parkville, development, cancer, vccc, research

non-fictionAn issue of the Herald Sun VWeekend magazine published on the Peter Mac 75th anniversary. The cover story for this weekend's edition focused on Peter Mac Cancer Crusaders, and a celebration of the 75years. The article includes a detail about selection of scientific breakthroughs achieved by Peter Mac as well as a general history of achievement and focuses for the future.