A voluntary organization of women engaged in service to the community, the Junior League of Boston grew out of the Sewing Circle League (1907), was renamed (1916), and incorporated (1922). With a focus on serving the arts, women, and children, the League has channeled the energies of women into socially useful work and trained them in administration of voluntary projects. This collection includes
annual reports, constitution and by-laws, committee reports and minutes, agendas, historical accounts, public relations releases, financial records, correspondence, manuals, publications, clippings, scrapbooks, and audiovisual materials.

This collection includes organizational and administrative records, membership directories, educational and training material, publications, photographs, audiovisual material, electronic records, and objects from the Junior League of Boston. It also includes the organization's website.

This collection includes videotapes of two special fall meetings, with Junior League of Boston business plans and updates and keynote speakers; four public service announcements; a training session; and an educational short. Topics include career development, alcohol abuse, and League community outreach projects such as the pet companionship program.