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The collection consists of one letter: dated Boston, Monday the 8th, signed "Fanny Kemble," regarding the hiring of one of Kemble's coachman John Byrnes. The letter is probably written to Thomas Gold Appleton.

The collection consists of one letter: dated 99 Eaton Place, Saturday 11th, "My dear Charles," signed "Fanny Kemble," regarding Kemble's rebuttal letter to the London Times for their unsigned review of Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe.

The collection consists of one letter: dated 9 Park Place, St. James, Friday, 15th, "My dear young cousin," signed "Fanny," regarding two books Kemble sent. Also included is an engraved print of Kemble, "Likeness from a painting by Sir Thomas Lawrence."

The collection consists of one letter: undated, regarding a word game.

The collection consists of three weekly time books (1942-1945) and two ledgers (1943-1946 and 1946-1951) from Groton Plantation. Time books record the hours that employees worked and their pay rates. The ledgers record the amount of money spent on various items and who purchased them; sometimes the nature of the purchases is detailed.

The collection consists of a letter dated Savannah [Ga.], March 5, 1782, "Dear Sir," signed Ferg Bethune. Written during the British occupation of Savannah, Bethune, directed by Lt. Governor Graham, orders the procurement and delivery of no more than sixty pack horses for military purposes.

The collection consists of one letter: dated Hillsboro, "Dear Uncle Jimmie," the writer of the letter unidentified, regarding the Farrell last name. The writer expresses that the last name is really "O'Farrell," and wants the "O" added back to the name.

This collection consists of posters, flyers and brochures advertising performing arts events, businesses, tourist attractions, civic organizations, churches, schools, and restaurant menus from around Georgia.

The collection consists of correspondence between Farris W. Cadle, P.H.L. Yonge, and various librarians, regarding a portrait of Henry Yonge and history of the Yonge family. Also included is a photograph of a portrait of Henry Yonge.