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This collection contains photographs of WSPA TV studios in various stages, a script from a 25th anniversary program, and some station ephemera.

The collection consists of a manuscript entitled "History of Eastman," written by Helen Methvin Ussery.

The collection consists of incomplete manuscripts, undated, regarding the Ruskin Community in Cave Mills, Tennessee. The manuscripts are inconclusive, and may be part of Isaac Broome's manuscript.

This collection consists of both original and copied documents that date from 1853 through 2004. These documents relate to fraternities and/or societies associated with the University of Georgia. The organizations are: Mystical Seven Society, Beta Theta Pi, and Thalian Dramatic Club.

This collection consists of a 1953 photograph of the PEP Club and a short historical note written by John Blau in 2012.

The collection consists of the manuscript copy of History of the State Normal School, Athens, Georgia by E. S. Sell, dated 1923. Sell writes about early history of Gilmer Hall, permanent organization of the state Normal School, curriculum, gifts to the school, buildings on campus, and the names of presidents and faculty. The manuscript contains handwritten notations and corrections.

The collection includes seven envelopes, variously addressed to Ann Pierce Howard, and one letter. The letter, dated July 22, 1879, is written on stationery of the "Columbus Agency of Southwestern Railroad Company of Georgia," is from her brother-in-law, H. M. Howard of Columbus, Georgia. The letter discusses family matters including the death of Mr. Howard's son. Also included in the collection are two pages (copies) of handwritten genealogical notes on Anne Pierce Howard.

Received bills primarily for meals, dated 1887-1888, to H. N. Hollifield of Sandersville, Georgia.

The collection consists of four typewritten documents relating to the Hoboken-Nahunta County Site Removal Bill: a petition for Mandamus; letter explaining the bill; statement by Secretary of State S. G. McLendon; and a fact sheet showing why Hoboken, Georgia is entitled to keep the County Site of Brantley County.

Two scrapbooks including photographs, correspondence, genealogy, and clippings related to the Hodgson and Strahan families. The Hodgson-Strahan family history includes photocopies and originals of materials compiled by Nell Woodruff Hodgson Watt and Mary Anne Martin Hodgson in 2004. The Hodgson family scrapbook includes family photographs and ephemera.