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This collection consists of blueprints, building plans, schematics, and business files created by the Dennis and Dennis Architectural Firm out of Macon, Georgia.

The collection consists of official University press releases and publications spanning from the late 1930s to the mid-1990s.

The correspondence and financial records of the 1920s provide an interesting cross section of letterhead and receipts in the Athens business community of the time. Several photographs of skits appear in this collection. There are also three DVD documentaries on the society. Of special interest is the biographical information found in the Sphinx Record and other membership information submitted over the years. Among these biographical sources are pages from a disassembled book of biographies of all members created circa 1967.

The M.H. Mitchell, Inc 94th Infantry Divisoin Collection consists of original World War II correspondence; 94th Division Association minute books, financial papers, organization records, and member lists; printed materials including reunion prograpms, divisional histories, newsletters, and manuals; scrapbooks; photographs; artifacts including medals, ephemera, flags, and uniforms; and subject files.

The collection consists of biographical information, genealogy, correspondence, writings, financial papers, photographs, printed material, scrapbooks, artwork, and artifacts. In addition to the Hodgson family, Marguerite Hodgson did genealogy research on other branches of her family, including the White family of White Hall, Thomas family, Richards family, and Morton family.

The collection consists of the papers of Margaret Mitchell and the Mitchell family from 1852-1975. The papers include correspondence, clippings, business and legal documents, research materials, desk calendars (1939-1949), photographs of Mitchell and the Mitchell family, estate documents, and scrapbooks and ephemera. The bulk of the collection (1936-1949) concerns the publication of Gone with the Wind (GWTW), the effect of its publication, and the production of the motion picture by Selznick International Pictures.

The collection consists of the papers of Eugene Robert Black from 1917-1974. The papers include correspondence, speeches, newspaper clippings, photographs, scrapbooks, records relating to his travels, and printed materials by or about Black. The papers pertain mainly to his work at the Chase National Bank, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (World Bank), and as an international economic advisor.