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A report on a house in Highland Park, including title records, facts on the house and the area, and maps. Likely was for a school project, as it seems to have been graded.

Four books produced by the League annually that instruct citizens of Highland Park on how to participate in political and governmental affairs. Marvyn Wittelle owned at least one of these, as her first name is inscribed across the top and first page of the 1957-58 version.

Original folder label: Chamber Home + Civic Building, Dick Nelson. Contains 165 pages of typed transcript from a Chamber of Commerce meeting, detailing plans for 1967 through 1969.

Memorandums, letters, informational handouts, and other documents created or obtained by the committee established for designing the Heritage Garden around the Community House in Highland Park with contributions by Highland Park Conservation Society, Rebecca Grill, Christine Sleeper, Rick Gabriel, Prairie Grove Design.

Letter to the public addressing purposes of the council as well as letter internal to the council, with list of Highland Park organizations.

Newspaper recounts many things having to do with mayoral elections.

A bound report on Highland Park, including a history, educational activities, historical houses, and geneaology tips.

A single summary packet analyzing various aspects of Highland Park, including shopping and business areas, history, arts, healthcare, government, etc.

In a separate box. A flexi disc, also known as a phonosheet. It is a phonograph record, playable on a normal phonograph turntable at 33 1/3 RPM. For better sound quality and proper playback: place on top of a vinyl record no bigger than the flexi disc during playback to stabilize, also consider placing a coin near the portion of the record with creator information (not on the grooves) to help with stability.

A letter indicating the areas where parking is not allowed and explaining the use of parking passes. Several parking passes are enclosed.