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Materials from parent-teacher meetings from All Souls' Mothers' Club, El Ranchos, Parkway Jr. High, Hillside, Ponderosa, Sunshine Gardens, and Spruce Elementary School.

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Compilation of Enterprise Journal news clippings compiled by local historian Linda Smith Kauffman on early residents, including Fred A. Cunningham, the Eikerenkotter family, Thomas Hickey, Norman Hynding, Peter Iler, Charles Kauffman, W.J. Martin, the McSweeney Brothers, Dr. J. McGovern, and others.

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Contains historical information of local K-12 academic institutions, including El Camino High School, Buri Buri Elementary, Mater Dolorosa School, El Rancho School, and South San Francisco Unified School District.

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Contains history of social associations and cultural organizations, listing the club's purpose and values and members. It includes All Souls' Mother's Club, Italian Catholic Federation, Italian American Citizens Club, California Iota Unit, Loyal Order of Moose, Morelos Society, Grand Order of Druids, Societa Peraia Di Mutio Soccorso, South San Francisco Women's Club, Young Men's Institute, and Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliaries.

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Contains history about the Community Property Law of Spain and Mexico, Community Property In California (1850-1879), New Consitution (1879-1917), World War I (1919-1927), Community Property Principle in Federal Income Tax by Peter Thomas Conmy, Director of Historical Research, Grand Parlor Native Sons of the Golden West

Contents Contains various South San Francisco industries and companies and its addresses. It includes San Francisco News Company, Western Foam Products, Morse Export-Import Company, I.B.M. Administration Operations Office, Golden Gate Casket Company, Climate Conditioning Corporation, Mercedes-Benz of North America Incorporation, See's Candies, United Plating Works Incorporation, Bawn, E.C. Company, South City Sheet Metal Works, Merck Chemical Company, Oxy-Dry Power Company, Viking Sprinkler, and...

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Compiled by Linds Smith Kauffman, South San Francisco Public Library Historical Project. Contains historical essays on the City of South San Francisco during 1908-1970, Western Meat first major industry, Incorporation of Land Company started City, and Miller and Lux.