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The collection consists of printed material, artifacts, photographs, newsletters, and correspondence relating the work of George Norton as a ham radio operator in Athens, Georgia. Many of the materials are written by Norton, but there are also materials like postcards sent by other ham radio operators confirming that they had made contact with Norton over the airwaves, publications about amateur radio operators, and NASA prediction bulletins.

The collection consists of papers of Andrew Maybank Jones and Jones family members from 1803-1874. Materials relating to Andrew Maybank Jones include correspondence, reports of the University of Georgia, bills of sale of enslaved persons, promissory notes, a prayer book, and an account book of Jones's plantations. Further correspondence are between Charles West and Joseph Jones, Joseph Jones and Charlton Hines, W. Fleming and Captain Joseph Jones, and Mrs. Electra Dodge and Mary Ann Dodge. The collection also includes records of cotton sales for Joseph Jones, Confederate States of America money, and newspaper clippings concerning the Confederacy.

The collection consists of three scrapbooks containing clippings, programs and other material related to Amburn Power. One scrapbook was kept by Elizabeth Dunlap, while the later scrapbooks were kept by "Bippy" Watson.

The collection consists of one letter: dated Consulate of Siam in Paris, February 26, 1870, to. Mssr. de Royer, signed by Amédée Gréhan, regarding the 3rd edition of Gréhan's book, Le Royaume de Siam.

The collection consists of correspondences concerning the founding of the organization in Georgia, opening and closing of the Atlanta Chapter, and educational activities and events at the University of Georgia held to promote public support for the United Nations. The collection also includes memorandums, reports, and meeting minutes. Of particular interest are correspondence signed by Eleanor Roosevelt, and Western Union wires to Elizabeth Powell from Estelle Linzer.

Much of this collection consists of materials documenting the administration of Fred Davison during the 1970s and 1980s. There are also materials relating to the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) from 1993.

The collection consists of papers of the American Association of University Women, Athens, Georgia branch from 1945-1954. Included are letters, minutes, reports, programs, membership lists, membership policies, by-laws, and a copy of Biography of Elizabeth Fuller Jackson. Correspondents include Charlotte Newton, Amy C. Chambliss, Anne Seawell, Mildred L. Stancil, and Mrs. J. Milton Murray.

The collection consists of the 75th anniversary scrapbook of the Atlanta Branch of the American Association of University Women. The scrapbook contains newspaper clippings, photographs, account information, and memorabilia.

The collection, compiled by Anna Sosenko, consists of printed theater material that includes programs, posters, magazines, and handbills for performances in various theaters. The bulk of the material pertains to theater in the United States, mainly New York. Numerous issues of Playbill are included (1935-1988).