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

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

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

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