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The collection consists of one photo album of the 49th Iowa Volunteer Infantry. The photographs depict the unit before their deployment, during their occupation in Havana, Cuba, and during travels after the war. In addition to the photographs, there are some National Tribune clippings from 1933-1935, which cover several people and events from the Spanish-American War, including General Fitzhugh Lee and his staff and the wreck of the Maine in Havana Harbor.

This collection contains correspondence, writings, course notes, research notes, publications, and other papers, relating to Boardman's teaching career at Baylor University, Emory University, University of Georgia, and University of Houston, work with Georgia Mental Health Institute, and part-time practice while teaching at the University of Georgia.

The collection consists of minutes, agendas, programs, photographs, and clippings documenting the activities of the Georgia Master 4-H Club since 1935.

The collection consists of photographs of various aspects of home improvement, rural life and education as well as Home Demonstration Council and 4-H activities. A large portion of the collection involves county fair exhibits in the early half of the century. Many photographs of Home Demonstration fashion activities are also included.

This collection contains photographs, correspondence, genealogy research, biographical information, scrapbooks, and ephemera of the Campbell and McCreery families. It includes activities in 4-H and Girl Scouts, World War II letters from soldiers and airmen in training, and school and family records.

The Richter collection contains over 600 negatives from 1941-1943. Positive images have been scanned by the Photoservices Unit of the Digital Library of Georgia and are available at the beginning of the collection. The information used in the inventory consists largely of the information recorded by Richter on his storage envelopes. The envelopes were arranged alphabetically by the information recorded by Richter, but have been rearranged in five broad categories: campus groups, locations, and events; World War II at UGA; university athletics; fraternities and sororities; and individual portraits.