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This collection includes ink and watercolor cartoons by Jack Davis depicting University of Georgia mascot Uga and radio broadcaster Loran Smith.

The collection consists of miscellaneous papers relating to Lorena Pace Pruitt from 1914-1982. Papers include photographs of Pruitt, photocopies of newspaper articles regarding her life and death, and three school notifications regarding Pruitt while she was a student at State Normal School.

One intact lottery ticket. On the front, both segments of the ticket read "FREE LOT TICKET" and are numbered "6," but one side was intended to be kept and the other deposited. The back states that the holder of the ticket "if over 15 years of age" can "participate in a drawing for a valuable building lot to be given away at the Big Auction Sale at LYNWOOD PARK, Athens, Ga., Sept. 4th, 1906..."

The collection consists of four weekly merit cards (dated January 17 and 24, 1902, and March 7 and 21, 1902) for Louise Bryant. The merit cards were issued by Simston School, and signed "W. H. Thomas, Teacher."

The collection consists of one unpublished manuscript entitled Chant of Ages, Cry of Cotton: the Biography of a South Georgia Jewish Community, 1865-1908, by Louis Schmier.

This collection contains a set of 12 hidden image lithographic cards, the front panel of the package, and the key.

This collection contains a manuscript about the author's father, PFC George Partridge's time serving in the 38th Infantry, U.S. Army during World War I.

Collection includes ten posters, four buttons, three golf balls, and six t-shirts pertaining to the 2002 Masters Golf Tournament protest where Martha Burk disagreed with the Augusta National Golf Club's policy of male only members. Ephemera listed includes items in support and opposition with Burk.

The collection consists of one letter regarding a trip from Athens, Georgia through Richmond, Virginia and then on to Washington, D.C., New York City and Cambridge, Massachusetts. The collection also includes photocopies of biographical information regarding Wipple and William Thomas Martin.

The collection consists of papers of Lucius J. Gartrell from 1848-1884: Gartrell's license to practice law (1848); commission to the U.S. House of Representatives (1859); correspondences regarding Gartrell's arrest signed by members of the 7th Georgia Infantry Regiment who support his reinstatement; a letter signed "W. L. Hubbard" regarding the election of officers in the 7th Regiment; a letter accepting Gartrell's resignation.