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Contains a letter to Mr. Harry H. Phinizy written by Jefferson Davis from his home, Beauvoir, in Biloxi, MS, on March 13, 1881. In the letter, Davis says that he was told by a "Professor Brown" about a recent address by Phinizy on the "old and new south." Davis praises the address and says he is hopeful for future generations of southerners.

The collection consists of one letter: dated Beauvoir, Mississippi, October 2, 1888, "My dear Mrs. Cobb," signed "Jefferson Davis," regarding allegations that prisoners were starved during confinement at Andersonville Prison, and supplies sent to the prison from General Howell Cobb's plantation.

The collection consists of one letter: dated Terry Hinds County, January 17, 1862, "Dear Sarah," signed "Jennie Terry," regarding Sarah's letter, changes that are occurring, and how the war has affected the family.

The collection consists of A Pacific Diary 1943-1945, a typescript by Jerome G. Peppers, Jr. (reproduced August 1985), which is an account of Peppers' service In the United States Army during World War II.

This collection consists of a UGA football tear-away home jersey circa 1976. The jersey is red and has the number 25.

This collection includes two photographic postcards of Jesse Stahl competing in rodeos during the 1920s, one of which depicts him winning the 1924 rodeo in Klamath Falls, Oregon.

The collection consists of two letters regarding Reverend Ogletree's book, picture, and works by Byron Herbert Reese, and regarding Byron Herbert Reece.

The Jessie Harris autograph book collection consists of a small autograph album containing verse and signatures collected from 1880-1891.

J. F. Austin's Dixie Polka, probably written out by Fannie Heard.

The J.F. Harbour pocket ledgers collection consists of three small ledgers, one listing the lots, and two for collections on those lots. Also included is one promisory note and a list of payments on an account.