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The collection consists of pamphlets, financial statements, meeting agendas, calendar of events, program reports, registration forms, and memorandums.

The collection consists of three items: a newspaper clipping titled "Honor roll at Winnie Davis Hall;" a certificate from the American Red Cross to State Normal School, Athens, Georgia "in recognition of service faithfully performed in behalf of the nation and her men at arms;" a certificate certifying that "Students of State Normal School" are founders of the Woodrow Wilson Award.

The collection consists of legal document from Clarke County, Georgia from 1891 and 1894. The contract is between the Athens City Water Works Company and the Mayor and Council of the City of Athens.The petition for injunction is made between New York Water Supply Company, Limited and the Mayor and Council of the City of Athens.

One photo album created by UGA student, Atherton Seidell.

This collection contains music ephemera collected in and around Athens, Georgia. Items document the subjects of UGA radio station WUOG, local bands, festivals, and venues.

The collection consists of a manuscript, letters and diaries. The manuscript was edited by Joseph Henry Hightower Moore and is titled "Oak Lawn: War-Time Letters of the Atkins Family and the Plantation Diary of James Lewis Adams." Part One of the manuscript contains transcriptions of all the letters and detailed information about the letter writers and their relationship to Thomas Washington Atkins. There are also chapters on Atkins family history, Oak Lawn plantation, and antebellum Henry County society, culture, and politics. Part Two contains transcriptions of the diaries of James Lewis Adams and includes chapters on his family, his neighbors, and Oak Lawn plantation. Only the months of January, April, June and September are transcribed.

The collection consists of photographs, both black-and-white and color, of the many county courthouses in Georgia. There are also photographs of two city halls and two jails in Georgia. At the end of the collection is a publication entitled County offices and general information 1978-1979, which includes many of these photographs.

This collection consists of 101 diplomas issued by the university between 1804 and 1956. Guliekimum W. Williamson (1804) was part of the first graduating class.