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This collection consists of one World War I era M1917 helmet, complete with shell and liner.

The Mississippi Agriculture Oral History Collection is comprised of interviews whose research focus is on the environmental, social, and technological aspects of agricultural change in the Yazoo-Mississippi Delta. Interviews were conducted with a variety of subjects, including large-scale and small-scale farmers, former agricultural workers, civil rights activists, extension agents, and agro-industrial sector workers, documenting their experience of the agricultural industrialization process during the mid to late twentieth century.

The collection consists of one typescript titled The recruits (published under the title of No time for sergeants), by Mac Hyman. The typescript is bound, and contains handwritten notations and corrections.

This collection contains the revised final movie script, including some last minute hand-written notations, two still photographs and advertising material.

The collection consists of one dis-bound scrapbook containing several thousand prescriptions pasted onto the volume's pages. Some prescriptions are blank. Most prescriptions contain names of doctors and druggists in and around Macon, Georgia. Drugstores include John Ingalls, Apothecary, Rankin, Massenburg & Co., and others.

The collection consists of a dis-bound photograph album containing photographs depicting scenic views, family outings and other antics in and around Macon, Georgia in the early 1900s. Photographs, many of which are annotated, included: Lake Crumps Park, Macon; Rose Hill, Macon; Walnut Creek, Macon; Fletcher's Mill, Macon; Veteran's Camp, Macon; Fountain Camp Ground, Warren County; Kendrick's Summer Parlor; A Plant With Strange Blooms; and Camp Sparks.

The collection consists of photocopies of newspaper and magazine articles; Clarke County, Georgia deeds; genealogical papers; and letters regarding Madame Rosalie Gauvain.

The collection consists of papers of and relating to Madame Sophie Sosnowski, Callie Sosnowski, and the Home School, Athens, Georgia, from approximately 1869-1955. Included are concert programs of students of Madame S. Sosnowski, report cards of students of Home School, an address delivered before the Home School; newspaper articles (and reproductions) written about (and by) Madame S. Sosnowski, Callie Sosnowski, and the Home School; painting by Miss Callie Sosnowski; notebook containing notes, membership list, and meeting minutes of the Home School Club; and correspondences from Sophie Sosnowski, Callie Sosnowski, Ida Schaller Peacock, and Lucy Linton.

The Madison County, Georgia Oral History Collection was created by Josina Guess in 2023 to document the lives and modern experiences of Black residents of Madison County.