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The collection mostly consists of correspondence from the 1940s with some letters from the 1950s and 1980. There also is a diary, poems, etchings, brochures and a copy of "The Twisted Tube" newsletter that was put out by the Art Students League in 1942.

This collection includes correspondence, contracts, budgets, promotional materials, notes, and photographs, related to several projects involving Blaine Dunlap and Sol Korine. The programs include Singing Creek Film Celebration, Showdown at the Hoedown, Symphony #5, and Hamper McBee: Raw Mash.

This collection contains notes, correspondence, and copies of documents relating to the Tift family in Georgia, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Georgia.

The collection consists of two typescripts: Georgia's constitutional history, 1732-1945, by Albert Berry, published by University of Georgia Press; and The constitutional law of Georgia, cases and comments, by Albert Berry Saye and Charles Joseph Hilkey, published by The Harrison Company, Atlanta, Georgia. Typescripts were bound and contain handwritten typesetting notations.

The collection consists of various stages of Saye's revisions to the state constitution of Georgia and a letter from Governor George Busbee pertaining to the matter under study. Saye's annotations are particularly important to show the emendations and changes he deemed necessary in the reworking of the state constitution.

A form letter written by Albert Einstein while he was chairman of the Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists. The letter is dated 15 February, 1947, and is a request for funds and help "to carry to our fellow citizens an understanding of the simple facts of atomic energy and its implications for society."

A letter (typed, in German, signed) written by Albert Einstein dated February 5, 1946 with accompanying mailing envelope. In the letter, Einstein is conferring with John Galambos about prospects for obtaining a scholarship to medical school.

The collection consists of letters between Albert O. Brown and his family in Williamson, South Carolina in the midst of the Atlanta Campaign.