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The collection consists of minutes, applications for membership, programs, yearbooks, financial records, and scrapbooks. The collection documents the activities of the organization and contains information on Georgia as a colony.

The collection consists of postcards, correspondence, and photographs of A. H. Byers while serving in World War I. Correspondences are addressed to Mrs. O. L. Waldrep, Juliette, Georgia, signed "A. H. Byers," Nantes, France, and concern Byers' rest & recuperation, desires to come home, and cotton in Georgia. Photographs include images of soldiers in Germany, Belgium, and Nantes, France.

This collection consists of 18th and 19th century editions of twenty-two volumes of Persian and Arabic literature, including some important texts originally written over one thousand years ago. No translation is yet available through this repository, and thus the content of the volumes remains somewhat unclear. Descriptive information has been provided by the donor, a scholar of Persian and Arabic literature.

Collection includes a guest book for the Asbury and Sallie Paine Hodgson House in Dillard, Georgia, three photo album containing pictures of the family, their homes, and their vacations, one scrapbook by Lil Hodgson, loose photographs, and a photo album key. The photographs include images of Julie Hodgson McNeil and Sarah Ansley Paine. Also included is correspondence with Sallie P. Hodgson and Julie H. McNeil regarding finances. There are two letters to Fanny Paine concerning cotton confiscated in 1865.

The collection consists of diaries and copybooks kept by Magnolia Wynn Le Guin along with some family correspondence and correspondence and materials concerning publication of the diaries by Charles Le Guin, grandson of Magnolia Wynn Le Guin.

This collection consists of manuscript drafts of Janisse Ray's work, clippings of her writing for various publications throughout her career, correspondence, and printed material regarding her work.

The collection consists of the papers of Byron Herbert Reece from 1937-1958. The collection includes correspondence (1945-1958); lecture notes on composition, poetry, English and American literature relating to his work at Young Harris College; publications in which his works appear; published and unpublished manuscript poems and prose; and scrapbooks containing correspondence, newsclippings, reviews, and press releases.

This collection consists of correspondence, legislative files, and campaign materials from Henry Hugh Logan's time as a member of the Georgia House of Representatives and County Commissioner for Athens-Clarke County.

This collection consists of materials related to sexuality.

The collection consists of Case Control Cards of the State Department of Public Welfare. The cards deal with individuals within Oconee County from 1938 through 1940. Each card provides the applicant's name, the names of other members of the household, race, gender, age, and other information.