Godišnjak is one of the oldest publications of Astronomical Observatory. The first volume of “Godišnjak našeg neba” [1] for the year 1930 was printed in 1929. Godišnjak was designed to resemble foreign journals of that time by contents and function: the French Annuaire du Bureau des Longitudes, Spanish Anuario del observatorio astronomico de Madrid, German Himmels-Almanach and Astro-Kalender, Polish Rocznik Astronomiczny Observatorjum Krakowskiego, English The observers Handbook, etc. published by the great European observatories. The task of Godišnjak is to provide the most significant information about astronomical phenomena for the current year which are of interest to the state and individuals, to contribute to educational process and to bring closer one of the oldest and most beautiful sciences – astronomy – to the wider audience, through popular articles on celestial bodies, systems and phenomena on the sky. “Godišnjak našeg neba” is one of the first publications of this kind in the Serbian language that can be found in this part of the world and in the wider area of the Serbian language, which realizes the idea that astronomical information should be available to the wider audience. For full text and more historical data see the article “GODIŠNJAK NAŠEG NEBA” AS AN ASTRONOMICAL HERITAGE, S. Šegan, S. Vidojević and K. Racković, NCD Review, 14(2009), 9-12, http://elib.mi.sanu.ac.rs/files/journals/ncd/14/ncd14009.pdf. (S. Šegan)