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The collection consists of original French and Italian costume sketches, undated, but possibly from 1750-1850. The artist of the sketches is unknown.

The collection consists of one bound manuscript containing French lessons (dated 1860) and a garden diary (1896). An attached note reads: "Sombody's French lessons. Might be good to keep. E. M. C."

The collection consists of records of the Friendly Fire Association of Savannah, Georiga, 1809-1810. Records include a list of subscribers who formed the association; the governing rules; minutes for March 28-29, 1809, and April 14, 1810; and financial accounts concerning member dues (1809).

The collection consists of two notebooks kept by Prosper Jules Alphonse Berckmans of Fruitland Nurseries (Augusta, Georgia) from 1861-1915. Volume 1 contains drawings of grapes and grape leaves, some partly in watercolor; for some varieties, handwritten notes identify southern growers as Berckmans' source, including Dr. A.P. Wylie, G. Speth, J.A. Rion, and Dr. S.J. Kenworthy. The volume also includes newspaper clippings and letters from other growers. Volume 2 includes drawings of peaches, apples, pears, plums, oranges, tangerines, strawberries and pecans; and clippings, advertisements for nurseries, and letters from growers.

The collection consists of the cover of one basic gasoline ration coupon book and a fuel oil ration coupon for Mr. and Mrs. Milford J. Taylor of Yalesville, Connecticut.

The collection consists of one land deed: dated May 29, 1862, between William Ezzard and James R. Mayson (both of Fulton County, Georgia), insuring the sale of Ezzard's land, formerly in Henry County but now in the Fourteenth District of Fulton.

The Griffin African American Oral History Project intends to document the experiences of people who lived in Fairmont Community in Griffin, Georgia during the civil rights era and through its transformation to the present day.

The collection consists of the incomplete typescript of The Southern Garden Book by Louise and Donald Hastings, including handwritten notes and revisions.

The collection consists of galley proofs of a book edited by Dr. Pascal Reeves and Dr. Richard S. Kennedy, published by the University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1970.

The collection consists of Sidelights on the American Revolution typescripts by Webb Garrison, with hand written corrections and notations. The collection also includes editorial correspondence, reviews, and promotional material for Sidelights on the American Revolution; and various articles written by Garrison.