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Series VII. Audiovisual Materials contains 574 individual items that date from 1976 to 2008. There are multiple audiovisual formats within the series including: VHS, DVD, Betacam, CDs, cassette tapes, digital audio tape and open-reel audio. The AV materials are arranged into five subseries. Subseries A. contains materials related to state and national campaigns and elections. Within this subseries is a substantial set of items that document the historic 2002 Gubernatorial election that saw Sonny Perdue elected as the first Republican Governor since Reconstruction. Subseries B. Events includes the Jefferson Jackson Dinner, a major Democratic Party of Georgia fundraiser, and AV documenting conventions and meetings. Subseries C. Georgia Politics and Subseries D. TV Programs and News Clips contains recorded AV from multiple sources and and include local news clips of state Democratic constitutional officers. Subseries D. includes state political programming like Lawmakers, the Georgia Gang, and the Georgia Week in Review. A substantial amount of the AV in this subseries was titled "Mark Taylor TV News" and contains news clips of the Lieutenant Governor from 1999-2002. Subseries E. contains miscellaneous AV.

Series VII. Audiovisual Materials includes eight two-inch open reel video tapes, containing the program "Today at Emory" hosted by James Bentley.

Series VII. Audiovisual Materials contains recordings of Wiarda speaking at a public policy forum in 1983 and at an unidentified event in 1988.

Series VII. Audiovisual Materials contains audiovisual documentation of Norwood's campaigns and political activities, his House and Committee work, particularly his work on the Patient's Bill of Rights, and his public and media appearances.

This series contains audio and video recordings ranging in date from circa 1971 to 2008. Several of the recordings are broadcasts directed by Jane Kidd during her time at Clemson University.

Mrs. Hardman (nee Emma Wiley Griffin) maintained the majority of family-related papers in this series. Included are early photographs of Governor Hardman, genealogical information, courtship letters, and marriage congratulations. This series also contains various family letters from 1908 to 1953, letters and cards of sympathy on the death of Hardman in 1937, Mrs. Hardman's household financial papers, material documenting her world tour in 1953, and cards received during her illness in 1953. Her obituaries from several newspapers were added to the file. Additional family correspondence for the years 1927 to 1933 can be found in Series V. Governor, B. Office Correspondence.

This addition to the collection contains documents dating from the early years of Mundo Hispanico. It includes mostly correspondence, story notes, and information used to compile the Directorio Hispano in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Series VII. Artifacts includes items from throughout Suggs's career including certificates and awards conferring honors and membership, souvenirs related to projects and accomplishments and a watercolor depicting Suggs herself.