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The Pete Scholle papers collection consists of two boxes containing correspondence, meeting minutes, portraits of athletes, active swimming photographs, swim pamphlets, magazines, newspaper clippings, student group photographs, football photographs, UGA pins and stickers, along with slides and negatives of swim team meets.

This collection consists of photographs from the University of Georgia's College of Agriculture and its extension programs. They date from the early 1900s through the late 1940s. Among the photographs are pictures of people canning, farming and with their livestock. In addition, there are photographs of students playing football at the University. Although most of the photographs are in black and white, of special interest are the ones in the collection that are hand-tinted.

The collection consists of the act of incorporation and by-laws of Companhia Geral para o Estado do Brazil, executed in Lisbon on March 8, 1649; Royal Charter of approval, dated March 8, 1649; and Decree authorizing the use of no more than 36 warships to safeguard and convoy vessels voyaging to Brazil. Also included is a Royal Decree March 11, 1649, authorizing Antonio Alveres to print the terms and conditions of said Companhia. Printed in Lisbon by Antonio Alveres, Royal Printer of the King Our Lord, 1649.

The collection consists of a petition from Tallahassee, Florida, sent to the United Nations. The petition, dated December 5, contains 31 signatures, and urges that the Charter Review Conference be convened.

The collection consists of research materials about Charles Coburn gathered by Pope Freeman. Included are interviews, contracts, and programs as well as a variety of other miscellanea.

This collection documents the life and ministry of Reverend Dr. Richard G. Lee. It includes both personal and VIP correspondence, sermons notes, scripts and recordings from his radio show, There's Hope America, media coverage of the Reverend's activities, and a large number of photographs.

The Queer history and culture collection aggregates materials documenting the lives, activism, art and culture of LGBTQ communities across time periods and locations. It includes photographs, performance flyers and brochures, menus, ephemera, guidebooks documenting safe spaces for Queer travellers, and maps.