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The collection consists of photographs of the installation of a new brick kiln and the clay pit operations, and postcards from Athens and Atlanta.

The collection consists of videotaped interviews with centenarians, based on the National Institute of Mental Health-funded project on centenarian research at the University of Georgia Gerontology Center.

The collection consists of two copies of eight climatological summaries created by the United States Department of Commerce, Weather Bureau during the 1950s. The collection also includes issues of Georgia Climatological Data of U.S. Department of Agriculture, Weather Bureau from 1931-1935, and two letters from George W. Mindling, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Weather Bureau, Atlanta, Georgia, dated 1937, regarding the Atlantic City meeting of the American Meteorological Society, and the Federal Writers' Project.

The collection consists of publications of the Georgia Conservancy from 1996-2002. Titles of pamphlets and newsletters include: Georgia's Wetlands;Making Waves; Water Where We Live, Work and Play; Georgia News, annual report; Georgia Conservancy, 1996 annual report; Smart Growth Conference, September 11-12, 1998, Atlanta, GA; Panorama; and Rights in Groundwater at Common Law, Blueprints For Successful Communities.

The collection consists of papers of Georgia Conservancy, Inc. from 1968-1991. Papers include by-laws, minutes, expense reports, policy statements, pamphlets, and rosters of Board members.

The collection includes one iron padlock with the name plate inscribed, "Property of Georgia Convict Camp."

The collection consists of ephemera from the Georgia Cotton Growers Co-Operative Association, regarding the 1925 cotton crop. Documents topics include the price of cotton (including the association's reasoning for increasing the cost of processing per bale for its members), the low grade of cotton received the previous year, instructions to members on how to ship their cotton to the association, the price of insurance for the association, and shipping records (via rail).

This collection consists of writings and photographs responding to the COVID-19 pandemic as it happened. Materials were submitted by students, faculty, and staff at the University of Georgia and by Georgia residents across the state. It includes personal essays and reflections, images of pandemic signage, video, poetry, and other documentation of Georgians' experiences with COVID-19 in 2020 and 2021.

Collection consists of membership handbooks, meeting minutes, promotional materials, newletters, photographs, and other related materials pertaining to the Georgia Designer Craftsmen.