Papers of Earline H. Tate, a former social worker for the California Department of Mental Health in the Los Angeles area.

Artie Earline Frederick Douglas Hopkins Tate (Feburary 1, 1921-September 22, 2008) was born in San Antonio, Texas to Otto and Emma Hopkins. The family moved to California in the early 1920s, spending several years in Los Angeles before settling in Santa Barbara, CA. The Tate family owned and operated several businesses in Santa Barbara, including The Cotton Club, The Brown Derby supper club, Clean Way Garbage, and the Casitas family ranch.

2 Linear Feet; (1 flat box)

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