In 1978, a social service agency, Pacoima Revitalization, Inc. (PRI) was created by Los Angeles City Councilman Bob Ronka as a non-profit public corporation to help revitalize the City of Pacoima, California. The Pacoima Revitalization, Inc. Collection documents the organization's historical development and depicts the various activities of PRI within the community.

William Hogarth was a famous English painter, printmaker, satirist and editorial cartoonist who lived during the early 18^th century. The collection consists of 19 prints of engravings by or in the style of Hogarth, including the full series, A Harlot’s Progress.

The Panorama City Woman's Club Collection contains financial records, correspondence, and ephemera documenting the philanthropic and social activities of the club in the second half of the 20th century. Panorama City Woman's Club operated in the Sierra-Cahuenga District of the California Federation of Women's Clubs, an affiliate of the international General Federation of Women's Clubs.

The Ludmilla A. Patrick Collection is comprised of a painted portrait and two groups of Russian Socialist pamphlets from the early 20th century. These materials were collected by Ludmilla A. Patrick and her husband George Patrick, and donated along with an extensive Russian literature and Socialist pamphlet collection.

Deed to a Philadelphia lot purchased by James Cresson, signed by Thomas Penn.