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The collection consists of photographs (snapshot, cabinet photographs, cartes-de-visite, tintypes) depicting mainly Mason family members. Two cabinet photographs portraying Blazing Star, City of Cheyenne, are also included. Most photographs are captioned and undated.

This collection contains records of the Rome Area Heritage Foundation, personal correspondence of M.H. Mitchell, and ephemera from Rome, Georgia.

The collection consists of drafts and galley proofs of As Long as the River Runs and Satan's Back Yard by Sam J. Slate. Also included is correspondence between Lee Barker of Doubleday and Company, Inc. and Slate regarding As Long as the River Runs.

The collection consists of materials related to Studies in Southeastern Indian Languages (Athens : University of Georgia Press, 1975), including a proof copy, typescripts, notes, and other material relating to researches on various topics, development of the printed book, various drafts of the essays included, some relevant correspondence, and production notes. Studies in Southeastern Indian languages is the outgrowth of a series of symposia on the subject in the early 1970s. James M. Crawford of the University of Georgia headed the efforts to produce this volume of essays and the task was completed under his editorship.

This collection contains business papers from the Keller Machine Company, drawings and plans for machines and machine parts, personal and business correspondence, contracts and real estate, patent research and testimony, Dun and Bradstreet reports on hosiery related businesses, and personal ephemera.

The collection consists of three rolls of teletype news from the Associated Press dated May 7, 1945. The first story, K 68, was datelined Washington and begins... "President Truman was conferring with aides in the executive offices today as news was flashed to the world from Reims of the unconditional surrender of German arms." The last story, K 137, is an advance to be released the following day of King George's message of congratulations to General Eisenhower. In between are feature stories, chronologies of the war, cotton futures, and interviews. Preservation photocopies are included in the collection.

This collection consists of newsletters and writings relating to the University of Georgia Women's Physical Education Department, the Georgia Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women, and the American Association of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. A number of the items were authored by Dr. Clifford Gray Lewis who was a member of the department's faculty. The documents in the collection date from 1923 through 1991. Other materials included within this collection are clippings, a scrapbook, meeting minutes, directories, handbooks, correspondence, speeches and awards/honors belonging to M.L. Soule, constitutions and by-laws, bulletins, and programs.

Association of Southeastern Biologists publications: ASB Bulletin and Southern Biology dating from the 1950s through 2012.

The collection consists of correspondence between Jan Burden and various persons, 2000-2002, chiefly involving Georgia death row cases of Wayne Felker, Tracy Housel and Terry Mincey. News stories, mostly from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution about the cases are also included. In addition, a craft replica of a Georgia death row cell, created by Carl Isaacs and Wayne Felker (circa 1990s) is included.