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This collection includes a photograph of a large group of clad members of the Ku Klux Klan.

The collection consists of a guestbook signed by 92 attendees of a celebration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of E. Merton Coulter, held on July 20, 1990.

This ccollection contains a highly ornamented photograph album of celebrity and performer carte de visites and cabinet cards, including Johann Strauss, Edwin Booth, and Cornelius Vanderbilt.

This collection contains a requisition for ten days of forage for corn and fodder for public and private horses, mules, and oxen in Atlanta, Georgia.

The collection consists of correspondence between members of the Richard Wylly Habersham family of Savannah and Clarkesville, Georgia, from 1812-1862. Correspondents include Barnard Elliott Habersham, Sarah Habersham, Catherine Habersham, Harriet E. Mathewes, Alexander Wylly Habersham, Francis Barnard Habersham, and C. Elliot. Of particular interest are letters written to Barnard Habersham from Richard Wylly Habersham regarding national affairs from 1840-1842. Correspondence also concerns family affairs, epidemics of cholera and yellow fever in Savannah, Georgia, and travels to Barbados and South America.

The newsletters document information that Habitat for Humanity disseminated to its staff, volunteers, and the general public from its formative years on into the 21st century. The older portion of these periodicals represent some of the earliest documents in the Habitat for Humanity records. They provide insight into the development and operation of Koinonia Farm (now Koinonia Partners) and how Habitat for Humanity grew out of this small, interracial, Christian farming community in Sumter County, Georgia. The Koinonia newsletters also report on the intimidation and violence directed toward the farm--peaking in the late 1950s--because of its interracial status. Beginning in 1976, the periodicals focus on Habitat for Humanity as an established organization through publications like Habitat Happenings, Habitattler, Habitat World, and Habichat. New issues of Habitat World are continually added to the collection as they are published and received. Some of these newsletters share information about the internal operations of Habitat for an audience of volunteers and staff, while others report on major projects and events for a general readership.

The collection consists of a manuscript copy of George Frideric Handel 's Hailstone Chorus, Duett for two performers on one Piano Forte, dated 1974.

This collection contains programs, hand written sheet music, signed sheet music and notes.

The collection consists of seven photographs depicting members of the Hall Johnson Choir during the 1930s. The collection also includes a photograph of Hall Johnson conducting, inscribed by Johnson, dated January 1, 1933.