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The collection consists of miscellaneous letters and poetry of Mrs. S.C. Bonner of Madison, Georgia. Correspondents wrote from Shady Dale, Georgia.

The interviews recorded by Dr. Roy Legette include personal perspectives of music teachers who represent a wide scope of experiences in various elementary, middle, and high schools settings.

This collection contains three survey plats of the Chatham County, Georgia land in Mulberry Grove Plantation to be acquired by the Savannah District Authority.

The Reviews by Other Critics consist of newspaper clippings of music reviews by other critics collected by Olin Downes from 1901-1919. Reviews are mainly from New York and Boston newspapers, and are written by Philip Hale, James Gibbons Huneker, and H.E. Krehbiel.

The collection consists of posters advertising various music groups, bands, and music events in Athens, Georgia during the years 1987-1989. These groups performed at such places as the 40 Watt Club, Rockfish Palace, Uptown Lounge, Downstairs Cafe, University of Georgia Legion Field, and the Tate Center. There are also several postcards to the Red and Black staff from different music groups.

The collection consists of a muster roll and inspection return of the Washington Guard as it appeared on parade in Washington, Wilkes County, Georgia on November 24, 1832. The muster roll lists the name and rank of each of the 38 members of the unit and specifies their status, absent or present, during the parade. It also contains an inventory of the uniform and equipment each member used during the parade.

The collection consists of one ledger containing miscellaneous papers of the Mutual Securities Company located in Cornelia, Habersham County, Georgia. Papers include a typewritten copy of the charter of the Mutual Securities Company, petitioned by A.M. Kitchen and E.F. Kitchen of Habersham County, and T.G. Farmer, Jr. of Coweta County, by-laws, agreements, and meeting minutes of directors and stock holders.

The collection consists of correspondence from Myrtle (Anne) Wolfshohl to Lois Jean Duncan from 1944-1948. Wolfshohl writes from 3rd Women's Army Corps Training Center, Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, regarding training and her feelings toward the Army. She then writes from Ft. Myers, Virginia. Letters regard working as a code clerk for the War Department Signal Center in the Pentagon, the Fair Employment Practice Committee, and her volunteer work at the National Council for a Permanent FEPC. Correspondence from New York regards relationships, extracurricular activities, classes, graduate school and working on her Ph.D. Also included is a photograph of Myrtle in her military uniform, and a Woman's Army Corps ID case.

Thirteen pencil drawings by Myrtus Thornton dated 1864.

The collection consists of a personal narrative authored by Mildred Netsch or Ellen Wise from New York. The narrative is illustrated with photographs and brochure clippings, and describes an 18 day driving and camping trip from New York through New England, including small towns as well as major cities.