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This collection contains a photograph of the doorway of the Bowen house in Clinton, Georgia. On the back of the photograph is information about the house written in 1913 by Jones County resident Telamon Cuyler. The house was erected in 1803.

The collection consists of correspondence from Horatio to his mother in 1864. He writes from "Camp 16th GA Regt." near "Gaines Farm," Petersburg, and near "Chesterfield Heights," Virginia; about his battles and wounds. Further letters are signed "S. B. David," and "Alice," and concern Dr. Bell's buggy, and the deaths of Simeon David and Daisie David. The collection also includes a newspaper article (preservation copy) regarding the Thirza David Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, family histories concerning Thirza Bowen David and her activities during the Civil War, and a bullet with a handwritten note that reads: "This is the bullet that caused the loss of H. J. David's eye in the War between the States, in the Battle of Front Royal on August 16, 1864."

The collection consists of two modern day reproductions of a Horn Book, accompanied by descriptive sheets.

The collection consists of two volumes entitled Hospitals designed by Gregson & Associates, Architects, Atlanta, Georgia. Volumes contain photographs of hospitals in Georgia, mostly Atlanta and Augusta. Some hospitals included are Eugene Talmadge Memorial Hospital, Augusta, Georgia; Cobb Memorial Hospital, Austell, Georgia; and Georgia Mental Health Center, Atlanta, Georgia. There are also a few photographs of Hartselle Hospital, in Alabama; and Veterans Administration Hospital in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Volume 2 contains the history of Gregson & Associates, and definitions of architectural lingo. Photographs are in color and include external and internal views.

This collection consists of nine issues of the Hothead Paisan: Homicidal Lesbian Terrorist comic, issues 1-7 and 10-11, written and drawn by Diane DiMassa.

The album contains photographs taken by Dr. Howard Erwin Felton. Consists mostly of photographs of the Felton family and people and places around Cartersville, Georgia. Also includes 17 commercially produced color photographs of scenes around Cartersville. Notable photgraphs include "Election day in Cartersville, June 20, 1907 when Prohibition carried," "the first hospital ever erected in Cartersville, October 1913," and images of the Bartow County Fair, 1913.

The collection consists of a register for the Howard House in Marietta (Ga.) from 1849-1850. The entries include the name, residence, and destination of each guest, as well as the number of meals, rooms, servants, and horses they had.

Howard Odum discusses the Institute of Ecology, including its origins, its approaches to research, its relationship with colleges and universities, its structural and funding challenges, and its demise.

The collection consists of receipts of General Howell Cobb and correspondence of the Cobb family of Athens, Georgia, from 1824-1888. Several letters from Harry L. Flash to Howell Cobb pertain to the sale of the MACON TELEGRAPH. Two letters of particular interest: dated Richmond, July 24, 1861, "Dear Wife," signed "Howell Cobb," regarding battle and people killed in battle; dated Athens, June 15, 1861, "Dear Brother," signed "Thomas R. R. Cobb," regarding formation of a legion. Correspondence after 1868 mainly regards Mary Ann Cobb and social life in Georgia.

The collection consists of business letters and receipts. Correspondence pertains to Hart and the firm of Hart, Mason, and Merrill, and mainly concerns shipping or receipt of goods. Correspondences are from Felchville, Macon, Savannah; New Orleans and New York.