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The collection consists of five letters: one from B.B. McCowen regarding Fort Pickens and the Quitman Guard; one from E.C. Trammell regarding Trammell's health and feelings; one from D.G. McCowen regarding the death of Cicero; one from B.B. McCowen regarding McCowen's desire to be home; one from E.A. Whiteside regarding war news from newspapers, and opinions of General Johnston and General Hood. The collection also includes a poem written by E.A. Whiteside to her husband, and the obituary of Lieutenant B.B. McCowen.

The collection consists of two McKenney and Hall color prints reproduced and published by J. T. Bowen, Philadelphia, PA. The prints, undated, are "Me-Na-Wa, a Creek warrior," and "McIntosh, a Creek chief."

The collection consists of a booklet containing photographs of the excavations at the Indian Mounds near Columbus, Georgia, 1959-1960.

The collection consists of two photographs taken by M.D. Mitchell & Co., of Griffin, Georgia. One photograph depicts nine army officers, some reading, seated on camp stools before tents in a pine grove. The second photograph portrays kneeling and prone soldiers with rifles on a firing range, a large crowd of onlookers in the background.

The collection consists of one round bronze medal attached to a blue/gold ribbon. It is from the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges, and was presented on the occasion of the 100th Annual Meeting, November 1987.

The collection consists of a photograph of the class of 1899 of the Medical Department of the University of Georgia in Augusta, Georgia.

The collection consists of papers concerning Medora Field Perkerson. Included is a photocopy of a newspaper article regarding Perkerson's life and death, and two friendly typewritten letters address to Perkerson.

The collection consists of a typed manuscript written by Raymond R. Chaffin in 1993 of his memories of World War II. Chaffin states, "This is written only for my children and grand-children, at their request." Chaffin includes some photocopied pages at the beginning and end that include his discharge papers, a roster of his company, a list of the company's medal recipients, a citation to award of his Silver Star, a list of the company's dead and wounded in action, a map of Europe, and a photograph of Utah Beach after D-Day.

The collection consists of the typescript Preacher's son : A memoir by Paul Kemper Anderson, 1999. Anderson's biographical material includes his life growing up as a reverend's son, memories of his grandparents, World War I and college experiences.