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This collection contains one large banner in two pieces with orange and brown fabric and a canvas backing that reads '15th Assembly District Women Suffrage Party.' It is rolled in custom green case.

The collection consists of essays, reviews, commentaries, journal papers and books by Eugene Odum. Among the books included are: Crisis of Survival, H. H. Brimley, Ecology (2nd ed.), Basic Ecology, Birds of Georgia, and several translations of Fundamental Ecology and Ecology.

The collection contains correspondence representing two distinct time periods: the 1920-1930s era of the UGA Athletic Association during which lawyer and booster Harold Hirsch was involved with the Athletic Board, and the 1980-1981 season. A highlight of the collection are the minutes of the Athletic Board from 1928-1972. Also included are subject files, NCAA self-studies, and playbooks and scouting reports, most of which date from Vince Dooley's tenure as head football coach.

This collection consists of W. Paul Cassilly's architectural plans, rough sketches, and detail drawings.

The Garland T. Byrd Papers document Byrd's public life, notably his term as Georgia's lieutenant governor and his several campaigns for state and national office. The collection includes correspondence, speeches, bills and resolutions, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, photographs, campaign memorabilia, and select awards and other artifacts. The bulk of the collection is comprised of letters written to Byrd from constituents, friends, and his family and files related to his campaigns.

The collection consists of reports, images, correspondence, and a map of the Old Athens Cemetery created by Janine Duncan. There are also a large number of slides. Most of these were taken by Michael W. Orr, former Landscape Manager for UGA Grounds with the slides of trees taken by David C. Berle, CAES.

The manuscripts series of the Fred Mills collection consists of Mills' music manuscripts, including works arranged by him and collectioned by him, over the course of his career. Altogether the collection is made up of over 500 pieces of music, both published and unpublished.

This collection consists of the notes; minutes and reports; interviews and transcripts; publicity and marketing material; and data generated by the Georgia Centenarian Study.