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This collection contains family photographs and correspondence, radio broadcasting scripts and fan mail, family files regarding charitable activities, real estate, and fruit farming. It also includes scrapbooks and school ephemera, plats, plans and topographic maps of various properties and buildings.

The John Alton Hosch Papers consists of six series. These are Desegregation (1938-1976), Administrative Files/Correspondence (1859-1985), Financial (1950-1982), Photographs (1920s-1978), Scholarships (1953-1981) and Placement (1976-1983).

Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Georgia Beta Chapter records consists mostly of materials generated by the University of Georgia chapter. There are brochures, copies of the Georgia Beta Bulletin, history, correspondence and photographs. There is also information about the restoration work on the the Ross Crane House in 1984 and 2008. Additionally, The Book of the Eminent Treasurer (1951-1957) and a scrapbook from 1961-1962 can be found in this collection.

The Print Samples consist of proofs produced by Habitat for Humanity's Creative Services Department. These are advance prints that would have most likely been submitted for administrative approval before mass printing. This collection covers a wide variety of printed material, including calendars, pamphlets, fact sheets, logos, and annual reports, among others.

The collection consists of a program for the 15th anniversary reunion of the University of Georgia class of 1897, held June 18, 1912, and individual photographs of each class member.

The collection consists mostly of papers pertaining to Annette Hatton and her work with the Lesbian Support Group in Athens, Georgia. Includes items from her OLLI class on LGBT Athens history, taught with Jon Hurst in 2015. Also includes materials on Northeast Georgians Against Discrimination's, Fair Athens, and Just = Equal efforts to include sexual orientation for Athens-Clarke County employees in 2006. Also includes NEGAD's campaign against Marriage Amendment One in 2005.