Oral history interview (filmed on iPad) in which Atty. DiFruscia provides an overview of his life and career; interview conducted by Yadira Betances and donor’s daughter, Atty. Kara Andrews

• Diploma and class pin pertaining to Barbara Ann Silva, Henry K. Oliver School Class of 1958

• Photos from the collection of Vincent J. Borrelli during his time in the Korean War (1951).  Vincent was born in Lawrence in 1933 and died in Lawrence in 1977.

• Photograph of an unidentified wedding couple taken at Leornard Photo Studio in Lawrence, MA.  The photo belonged to donor’s grandmother, Eva Oikari Williams.  She lived in Maynard, Mass and lastly in Amesbury, Mass. Donor's family was Finnish. They ran a Finnish Sauna in Amesbury from around 1926 until the 1960’s.

• Framed Ralph Fasanella Strike of 1912 poster, signed by Ralph Fasanella

• Two monthly newsletters from the Merrimack Valley Amateur Radio Club, made up of members from Lawrence and the surrounding communities. Dated March 22, 1939 and November 1947. Donor’s grandfather was a Ham Radio Operator.
• Program for the Girl Scout Council of Greater Lawrence Inc. of their Girl Scout Day Camp at Pomp’s Pond Andover Mass, which donor’s mother attended likely around 1950.
• A program for a Pianoforte Recital by pupils of Miss Sophia H. Yunggebauer (a Lawrence family) at the Andover Junior High School June 21, 1951.

• Hat and custom case which belonged to Mayor Michael A. Scanlon, the 36^th Mayor of Lawrence (1912-1914)

• Reproduction of a photo of the Lawrence High School class of 1933, featuring the donor’s mother Esther “Betty” Fearer

• Assorted photos, letter, newspaper clippings, and ephemera related to the Kirmil Family and Salach Family, both of Lawrence, MA

• Paperwork, “Specifications and other documents for the labor and materials required of the contractor for the erection and completion of the new administration and nurses home building and the remodeling of the service building and the dormitory at the municipal home for the City of Lawrence, Massachusetts, Federal Emergency Administration of Pubic Works” undated, but under the term of Mayor Walter A. Griffin (1934–1942) and Alderman David J. Burke.

• Scrapbook pertaining to Alderman (For Public Health and Charities Dept.) David J. Burke and information about his wife Elizabeth (Boyd) Burke, for whom the Bessie Burke Hospital was named.