Box 5

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series is arranged geographically and alphabetically by file. Ephemera includes promotional materials, menus, napkins, tickets, keys, pamphlets, patches, stickers, books, letters, and a 2013 CD copy of the 1956 film "Fire at Malibu".

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series is arranged geographically and alphabetically by file. Ephemera includes promotional materials, menus, napkins, tickets, keys, pamphlets, patches, stickers, books, letters, and a 2013 CD copy of the 1956 film "Fire at Malibu".

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series is arranged geographically and alphabetically by file. Ephemera includes promotional materials, menus, napkins, tickets, keys, pamphlets, patches, stickers, books, letters, and a 2013 CD copy of the 1956 film "Fire at Malibu".

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series is arranged geographically and alphabetically by file. Ephemera includes promotional materials, menus, napkins, tickets, keys, pamphlets, patches, stickers, books, letters, and a 2013 CD copy of the 1956 film "Fire at Malibu".

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series is arranged geographically and alphabetically by file. Photographs in this series are mostly black and white, and include publicity photographs, photojournalistic images, and candid snapshots from life in Malibu and Southern California. There are also some celebrity shots of stars like Marilyn Monroe and Tony Curtis located in the Malibu file.

Scope and Contents Mini Box 1: 46 colored slides depicting Venice Beach, Santa Monica, Downtown Los Angeles, Chinatown, and Olvera Street with slides of cultural celebration throughout these areas Mini Box 2: 43 colored slides depicting Venice beach, Santa Monica , Downtown Los Angeles, Chinatown, and Olvera street with slides of cultural celebration throughout these areasMini Box 3: 41 colored slides depicting the Malibu area and beaches, dicression of nudity*Mini Box 4:...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series is arranged geographically and alphabetically by file. Postcards in this series are largely from Malibu and other Southern California beaches, canyons, and highways, with the exception of the Cliff House Restaurant (San Francisco) file. The bulk of the postcards are unused, however some include correspondence/postage; they originate from the early 1900s up through the late 1990s.