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The collection consists of nine Marvel and DC comic books issued between 1976 and 1993. The issues all feature African-American heroes.

This collection contains research, writing, and teaching notes, personal papers, subject and conference files.

This collections includes 18 posters of African American men wanted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation mailed to the Fisher Body Plant Chief of Police in Detroit, Michigan, as well as one poster of an African American man wanted by the Ohio State Bureau of Criminal Indentification and Investigation. The posters include photographs, finger prints, decriptions, signatures, criminal records, aliases, and charges the men face. Complaints include murder, attempted murder, robbery, assault, and burglary. Includes complaints from Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Mississippi, New Jersey, New Mexico, Ohio, Virginia, Wisconson and Athens and Atlanta, Georgia.

The collection consists of research files, conservation reports, lectures, exhibition scripts, and correspondence documenting Westmacott's work in the field of landscape architecture. Most materials deal with landscapes, gardens, and public spaces, primarly in the Southern United States.

The collection consists of reproductions of photographs that originated from William Ernest Wilson's glass plate negatives in the 1880s. Photographs are not originals, but were reproduced for an exhibit using methods similar to the one Wilson used. Most of the images depict scenes and people in Savannah and nearby coastal areas of Georgia.

This collection includes 9 photographs from the early 20th century of an unknown group of African American men and women at the beach.

The collection consists of sixteen photographs of exterior views of African American schools in Monroe County, Georgia, several including students and educators standing outside of the schools. Four photographs include captions: "Monroe county, February 26, 1934-June 30, 1935"; "Schools of [super]visor J. H. Benjamin"; "Demonstration School, Forsyth, Georgia, Summer, 1934, part of the first grade"; "Demonstration School, Forsyth, Georgia, Summer, 1934, Grades 1-7." The collection also includes: a ticket stub to Bailey's Theatres, Atlanta, Georgia, August 22, 1935; photograph of the Log Cabin Country Life Center in Mayfield, Georgia; newspaper clipping regarding Jessie Howe, a graduate of Clarinda high school; and a newspaper clipping regarding Mrs. J. Benjamin.

This collection consists of six scrapbooks consisting of hundreds of newspaper and magazine clippings of various achievements of African-Americans in military, civics, sports, and entertainment from the 1950s to the 1970s.

The collection consists of stereoscopic photographs portraying various locations in Georgia, photographed and published by various photographers, including Havens, Savannah, Georgia, D. J. Ryan, Savannah, Georgia, and J. N. Wilson, Savannah, Georgia. Landscape and scenery includes areas in Atlanta, Augusta, Gainesville, Macon, Georgia, and Tallulah River.