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The collection consists of genealogical materials related to Julia Hazelwood's family. Also included is information on the Brown, Brewer, Butler, Childs, Davis, Dye, Thornton, West, and Wilcox families, among others. Material from the family's genealogy was used in Julia Hazelwood's book Childs Family History and Genealogy.

This collection contains a variety of artifacts, including things such as a baseball signed by Negro Baseball League great James "Red" Moore, a southern cookbook, Alabama sales tax tokens, campaign ephemera, and other items collected from Georgia businesses. Other items include an iron ball and chain, and purple glass shards collected from cemetery grounds, and folk art.

The collection consists of correspondence, newspaper clippings, engravings, etchings, and photographs. Subjects include Confederate veterans, the Confederate Navy ships the Alabama and Sumter, as well as reunions. Also included are Sidney Lanier, the Association of the Army of Tennessee, Louisiana Division, churches in Georgia, and Kell family genealogy.

The collection consists of one notebook containing claims of various individuals against the United States government concerning losses incurred when the Confederate steamer Alabama was sunk during the Civil War (1868-1875).

This collection documents the Georgia Sierra Club's development and growth throughout the state and includes the activities of several chapter subgroups including the Columbus, Atlanta, Coastal, Ocmulgee and Savannah River Groups. The papers include correspondence, committee meeting minutes and reports, lobbying and legislative files, newsletters, and publicity files.

This collection contains advertisements, flyers, postcards and yard signs from Atlanta area mayoral, school board, and city council election campaigns, as well as state and U.S. Senate, Congress, and other Georgia campaigns.

This collection of R.E.M. materials compiled by Al and Heidi Davison contains press kits, fan club kits, hats, shirts, bags, stickers, and other ephemera. Also included are presentation plaques from R.E.M. to Al Davison Management.

This collection contains five years of reporter's notebooks from WSMV-TV and one poster.

Collection includes Don Gillespie's research, correspondence, concert programs, and photographs on 20th century composers. Also included is Gillespie's notes and research on Thomas F. Ward for his book "The Search for Thomas F. Ward, Teacher of Frederick Delius".