Rawdat el-Zuhur School was established by Elizabeth Nasir in 1952 to accommodate the children of impoverished families, especially girls, and to address the problems of child begging in Jerusalem. The idea soon developed into a co-ed elementary school and kindergarten, and Nasir added music and art to the curriculum and dedicated her life to helping children. The school is located in Jerusalem behind the court on the Salah ad-Din Street.

The collection features photographs of the first students of the school, documenting their activities, school trips and graduation ceremonies. It includes samples of presentations about Palestinian cities, such as Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Jericho, and Ramallah. It also includes documents on the biography of Elizabeth Nasir and the establishment of the school, in addition to correspondence and invitations, a visitor book, and newspaper clippings.