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This collection consists of papers from William G. Bragdon's family. Most of the letters are written from William J. Bragdon to his brother from New Bern, North Carolina and later from Army camps in which he is stationed. Additionally, there is a letter from "Mother" to Ed, a poem for a funeral, and various printed material.

The collection consists of correspondence from Sir John Glubb in Mayfield, England to Diane Hanson during the years 1971-1986 as she worked at Troy State University (AL), Brenau University (Gainesville, GA), and High Point University (NC). There are also printed obituaries and memorials, photographs, and several handwritten chapters of Glubb's book The Way of Love. There are no letters from Diane, but Glubb's letters are filled with his opinions on politics, religion, women's rights, and Middle East history. He includes inspirational quotations with most letters and gives many details of his health and family.

The collection consists of the typescript The Founding and Development of the Georgia Music Education Association from 1922 through 1954, compiled by Max Noah. The collection also includes an explanatory letter dated October 10, 1980, and photocopies of Music of Georgia News.

The collection consist of photographic prints taken by Lewis Wickes Hine depicting child laborers and families inside and outside of mills in Augusta, Lindale, Rome, Rossville, and Tifton, Georgia.

The collection consists of one box of LSA Treasurer's files dating from 1991 through 2000.

The collection consists of correspondence of a personal nature, regarding health and family matters, but some discuss Smith's activities while on lecture tours. Includes an editorial from 1951 calling Smith's book "Strange Tripe."

The collection consists of correspondence between Lillian Smith and her publisher, W.W. Norton & Company, particularly with George P. Brockway and Storer B. Lunt. The letters discuss distribution of her works, publicity to sell her books, and reviews of her works. Also includes letters from others relating to the distribution of or reaction to her works.

The collection consists of a typescript entitled Beauty Parlor Girl, by Lillie T. Edwards. The original title appearing on the title page is Anticipated Trip. Anticipated Trip has been crossed out and replaced by Beauty Parlor. The typescript is bound.

The collection consists of a lineage chart of the Vandiver and Souther families, printed by John H. Vandiver, February 1960.

This collection features scrapbooks created by the students and staff of the University of Georgia's residence halls. Each scrapbook contains clippings and photographs that hightlight University Housing events and policy changes.