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The collection consists of hundreds of color paintings and drawings by bird artist Richard A. Parks. Subjects covered include North American birds, Solomon Islands birds, Naval-related subjects, and flora and fauna. Also included are correspondence and papers regarding his work on bird illustration but also touching on his Navy career and other topics. Also included among the materials are his multiple bird designs for the Atlanta Audubon Society T-shirt.

This Georgia Redcoat Band collection consists of photographs, newspaper clippings, and correspondence. The photograph files, which comprise the majority of the collection, capture the history of the Redcoat/Dixie Band from as early as 1917 to the 2000s era. These files include major figures such as Roger and Phylis Dancz, Gary Teske, and Dwight Satterwhite. Additionally the collection contains newspaper clippings and correspondence that mirror major events seen throughout the photograph files. These materials offer insight concerning the happenings of the Redcoat/Dixie Band at the local, state, and national levels.

The collection consists of papers of Phinizy Spalding from 1910-1994. The papers include personal and professional correspondence, lecture materials, student papers, seminar materials, manuscripts, photographs, posters, and ephemera.

The collection consists of the personal journals of William Tate, a former dean at the University of Georgia.

This collection consists of correspondence between Mary Russell Green and her friends and family; the personal files of Green and her husband, Colonel Samuel Green; newspaper clippings kept by Green; photographs and scrapbooks of the Russell and Green family and friends; and Green's collection of newspaper articles and photographs associated with her brother, Richard B. Russell, Jr.

This collection consists of letters, artifacts, ephemera, photographs, and other materials from Thomas Hart and his family, most of which is from the World War II era. The correspondence is mainly between Thomas and his future wife Denise Rion both during and after the war. Also included are materials from Thomas' Army service, and photographs of friends and family, or scenery from their many trips.

The collection consists of biographical information, correspondence, writings, photographs, printed material and scrapbooks. There is much correspondence between "Howie" Holder and his wife and family during World War II. One group of letters from Clementi to her husband while he was a POW were found in the prison camp 40 years after the war and returned to them. In 1995 Holder wrote a book about his POW experiences titled Escape to Russia.