The District Archives at Mont La Salle contains records and papers of the San Francisco District from its earliest days on the West Coast to the present. These materials, which also include numerous photographs, video and audio takes, film and slides, reflect all facets of District life, from our schools, De La Salle Institute, and Mont La Salle Vineyards, to the lives and work of individual Brothers.

A significant part of the District, the Archives document in word and picture the history, longevity, and continuity of the De La Salle Christian Brothers and their educational mission in the District of San Francisco. By gathering and preserving the records that tell the story of our mission as it is lived out, the Archives exists as the "memory bank" of the District, storing the knowledge and experience of over 130 years for use by those who seek to fulfill the Brothers’ mission today and in the future.

• What We Do

• History of the San Francisco District

• History of Mont La Salle