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This series contains directories, conference and assembly programs, discussion guides, newsletters, and other records created by or relating to Rotary Districts 241, 691, 692, and 6910.

This series consists of subject files containing reports and other materials on various education topics including collective bargaining, teacher competency, day care and early childhood education, discipline, education law, students with disabilities, parent and citizen involvement, education policy, desegregation, gender equality, school effectiveness, testing, and vocational education.

Series IV. Employment contains surveys, reports, studies, newsletters, and videotapes related to issues of employment. This series contains materials produced for businesses, schools, government, and individuals. Materials date from 1985 to 2008 and are arranged chronologically.

Series IV. Equipment and Facilities documents in great detail the Harmony Grove Mills facilities, the machinery and apparatus with which it was outfitted, and the land on which it was built. The records include property records and plats for mill locations and facilities, construction plans, invoices and contracts for equipment, leases for rented buildings, and examples of loom components. Of particular note are the deeds and other land records documenting the history of various properties prior to acquisition by Hardman and his associates.

Series IV documents Martin's Service in the Georgia House of Representatives from 1983 to 2001. The series includes correspondence, memos, notes, materials from special interest groups, and research related to legislation, government departments and projects, the Georgia state budget and appropriations process, and the incorporation of Sandy Springs.

Series IV. Government and University Service documents the various ways that Brooks shared his agricultural and business expertise, particularly through his service on the Advisory Committee for Trade Negotiations, the Presidential Commission on World Hunger, and several university boards. The series includes correspondence, meeting materials, publications, and reports.

Series IV. Legislation includes analysis, advocacy plans, and research about upcoming legislation related to the civil liberties issues that the ACLU of Georgia addresses. Common subjects include abortion (particularly Women's Right to Know legislation), criminal justice system reforms, limits to free speech, LGBT rights and gay marriage, open government, personal privacy, racial discrimination, the separation of church and state (particularly in schools and faith-based programs), and voting rights (particularly requiring a photo-ID to vote).