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This collection contains clippings, articles, sketches, schoolwork and business papers.

This collection contains Anne Boyd's genealogical notes on the Boyd family as well as letters, postcards, deeds, receipts, and photographs of related families in Georgia during the 19th and 20th centuries.

The collection consists of correspondence written to and from Anne Clay Otwell, regarding "Poets of Georgia Club," "Poets Monthly," and "a ghostown 15 miles of Rome, Georgie they have rename Poetry, Georgia." Also included is a newspaper article and other papers regarding Anne Otwell and Poetry, Georgia.

The collection consists of genealogy, correspondence, financial ledgers and papers, photographs, and printed material. Most of the material involves Cobb County, Georgia and the families who lived there. Roy Davis, father of Douglas, owned the Roy Davis Funeral Home in Austell and records of the business are included. The Glore family of Mableton, who developed a subdivision in Mableton called Whispering Pines, is featured in the collection. Homer Alonzo Glore (1874-1944) was a doctor, and his son Louis Harold Glore (1909-1991) worked at Pullman Company 1926-1946 and then had a law practice with his brother Homer A. Glore (1901-1976). The correspondence and genealogy research of Grover Eugene Barber is included. There is information about the history of the Cobb County Post Office, the Cobb County Justice of the Peace office, legal cases of the Glore & Glore law firm, Austell School Board records, and much information about the Pullman Company. Some items collected or purchased by Davis are unrelated to the families or to Georgia, such as the Charles Gordon estate ledger (1875-1884) from Edinburgh, Scotland and an 1882 diary of George S. Paine of Lexington, Massachusetts.

The collection consists of one letter: dated Madison, "June 28/54," to "My friend," signed "Ann Eliza," regarding happenings in Eliza's life. The letter is written on stationary with an engraved vignette view of Georgia Female College at the upper left head.

This collection contains informal photographs of bands, parties and Atlanta Braves baseball activities, CNN correspondence, graphics and ephemera, and photographs, graphics and ephemera from local rock music venues and bands. The items were collected by Ann Walker, who worked at CNN as a graphic artist, and also produced graphics and photography for select Capricorn Records bands.

This collections includes 12 slides taken in 1963-1964 showing the artist Howard Thomas' studio and locations for the art project "Earth Red."

The George Pierce, Inc. records collection contains financial, sales, purchase, and inventory information as well as insurance, stocks, and payroll records for the business that run from 1931-1978.

The collection consists primarily of photographs of the Hinson family, as well as several related families and friends, including the Bulls, the Tarvers, the Wards, and the Watsons. Other materials include event programs, clippings, genealogy papers, and awards.