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The collection consists of African Perspectives radio scripts from 1997-2016.

This collection contains items related to African American businesses, churches, schools, and leaders in the Middle Georgia area. The bulk of the collection is comprised of photographs and includes several of the funeral of Dr. Thomas H. Brewer, a civil rights activist murdered in Columbus, Georgia in 1956.

The collection consists of 17 photograph albums, two scrapbooks and a cross-stitched photograph album cover. Although there are photographs dating back to the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, most of the materials date from the 1980s and 1990s with one scrapbook from 2008. The pictures feature scenes of such things as training activities, ceremonies and social clubs.

The collection consists of the papers of Robert Burch from 1959-1978. The papers contain mainly typescript manuscripts, corrected typescripts, galleys, and reviews of his works. Also includes photographs, awards, printed material in which his works are mentioned, and some book illustrations.

This collection includes costume designs, production materials, scripts, photographs, and clippings documenting Sylvia Hillyard Pannell's schooling and career in theatrical costume design.

The collection consists of A Georgia Boy with Stonewall Jackson typescripts by Aurelia Austin. Additional papers include a diary, genealogy of the Verner-Varner families, typewritten correspondence, miscellaneous notes, photocopies of clippings, and negatives. Negatives appear to depict Stonewall Jackson and George Washington.

This collection contains Beall's 2006 book, Memoirs of a Marine Dawg: From Rose Bowl to Pacific Theater, the proceeds of which were donated to benefit UGA cheerleader expenses. Additional materials include Beall's 1947 UGA diploma along with trophies, plaques, and certificates. The collection also holds photographs, correspondence, and mixed media dating from the 1940s through 2012. Articles of clothing include two UGA rat caps, a cheerleading sweater, an "X" Club jacket, a World War II era Pith Helmet, Marine uniforms, and letter sweaters from Duke, Middle Georgia College, and Dublin High School.