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This collection consists of a small amount of personal material including correspondence, clippings, and awards, photographs, and artifacts.

This collection contains scientific book sales catalogs, files regarding the appraisal of Dr. Porter's book collection, unbound volumes, ephemera, and a selection of prints, chiefly scientific illustrations featuring coral.

This collection includes correspondence, photographs, and ephemera from Peter Conlon's time in both the Carter campaign and White House, as well as his continued relationship with the Carter family.

The collection consists of unit self studies, committee drafts and final reports. The self studies and reports date from 1969 through 1971.

Contains materials pertaining to the Dixon family from the Covington, Newton County area of Georgia. Notable items include a 1861 diploma pendant belonging to Miss M.J. Belcher from S.M.F. College, which would later go on to be known as Wesleyan College, genealogical research, several family photographs, and a postcard from a family member who attended the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis.

Consists of materials pertaining to the musical group, The Landsharks, from Athens, Georgia from 1983-1990. Includes several posters and also artwork and designs for albums and cassettes. Also includes local publications in which the Landsharks were featured and also memorabilia from a few B-52's performances.

The collection consists of correspondence, articles, photographs, and printed material documenting Susan Carlton Smith Cavanagh's life and career.

The collection consists of three letters: dated Camp near Goose Creek, Louden County, September 5, 1862, to Charles J. Winn, Watkinsville, Georgia, regarding marching and battles; dated Athens, August 7, 1865, introducing "a good clerk Asa Winn who visits Atlanta with the object of getting into business ..."; dated Atlanta, Georgia, July 16, 1867, "To whom it may concern," regarding A. A. Winn. The collection also contains a "A. A. WINN" stencil plate.

The collection consists of one letter written on Botanic Garden, Cambridge, Mass. letterhead: dated September 19, "Dear Miss Harker" (?), signed "A. Gray," regarding a plant. The letter was found laid in A Manual of the Botany of the Northern United States by Asa Gray; the book is located in the Hargrett Rare Book collection, Rare Bk QK117.G78.

The collection consists of correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding Ashantilly Press, and book jackets and samples of items published by Ashantilly Press.