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The collection consists of one order to arrest William Wooten for debt owed to James Simmons. The order is dated State of Georgia, Pickens County, May 27, 1856, and is signed "James Mack, J. P."

This collection is comprised of posters, art, clothing, photographs, song lyrics, fan mail, and memorabilia from the band Pylon. Also included are newspapers, magazines, zines, and articles with interviews with band members, as well as music and performance reviews.

This collection consists of art, photographs, correspondence, posters, and media related to Art Rosenbaum's expertise in art and music. Of particular interest are the posters for the North Georgia Folk Festival, many of which feature Rosenbaum's artwork and list him as a performer. Other interesting materials include those related to Mary Lomax, a folk musician from Cleveland, Georgia, who wrote and performed traditional songs and ballads.

This collection contains posters, lyrics, art, and photographs of the Athens, Georgia band Synthetic Flying Machine of the Elephant 6 Collective.

The collection consists of thank you letters addressed to John Stanley Moon from luminaries such as Mother Teresa, President Nelson Mandela, Queen Elizabeth, King Hussein, President Carter, and Hillary Clinton. Also included is a piece of art featuring University of Georgia's Main Library, and articles printed from Online Athens Banner Herald, Flagpole online, and Flickr, regarding Moon.

The collection consists of correspondence, receipts, photographs, printed material, and legal documents. Most of the letters discuss social events and news of family or friends but a few mention U.S. politics, particularly the 1876 Presidential election; George Dudley Thomas' law practice; plantation management; and the cotton market.

The collection consists of autographed theatrical studio photographs of American actors and actresses taken by various New York studios.

The collection consists of the autograph book belonging to Arthur F. Bishop. The book includes signatures and statements of friends and professors, including Williams Rutherford and Brothers of the Alpha Tau Omega.

The collection consists of two photographs of Camp Wheeler, Macon, Georgia. One photograph portrays a view of Camp Wheeler; the second portrays members of the Medical Detachment and Band of the 106th Engineers, 31st Division. The collection also includes a poster (copyright 1917) with the caption: Roll of Honor, Service in the World War Roster, Company "E," 106th Engineer Regiment, Thirty-First Division, Camp Wheeler, Georgia, February 12, 1918. The poster contains a list of members, and ranks, and images depicting unit members in various military activities.