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This collection includes clippings and articles; plaques and certificates; a small amount of correspondence; and films related to the career and activities of Arthur L. Montgomery. The majority of the papers deal with Montgomery's involvement in the Atlanta City Parks and Recreation Committee and the Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium. The films are primarily Montgomery family home moves from the 1950s to the 1970s.

The collection consists of a scrapbook, correspondence, photographs, and musical compositions of Arthur Middleton from 1946-1966.

The collection consists of class notebooks of Arthur Park, Georgia alumnus, including horticulture, the dairy business, and agronomy notes with some printed class material. The collection contains a Georgia Alumni Record, 1929, Atlanta Journal sports pages, 1929, and a copy of the newspaper The South, 1871.

The collection consists of files Montgomery maintained during his tenure in the Department of History at the University of Georgia. Some of these deal with the topic of UGA's integration, while others are Montgomery's lectures and articles on historical topics, such as Howell Cobb and Koinonia.

This collection contains family correspondence, photographs, clippings, photo albums, and scrapbooks.

This collection contains manuscripts, correspondence, photographs, notebooks, and biographic ephemera. It includes his ideas, articles, essays, collected poems, short stories, and novels in handwritten, typed, and printed forms.

The collection consists of scrapbooks, biographical material, pictures, clippings, broadsides, programs, and one book. All concern the activities and productions of the University Theatre under the direction of Edward C. Crouse, Head of the Drama Department. Productions under Mr. Crouse's Aegis, although staged, produced, and acted by college students, were of a professional calibre.

Two documents related to enslaved people owned by John L. Richardson, including a bill of sale and a sharecropping agreement with freed persons.