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The collection consists of photographs containing the stamp of "Walery." Most images are of Paris music hall productions, show performers, and sets. The last image portrays a group of people seated and standing around a table, and is captioned "Fête de la 150me de 'L'amour en Folie.'" (Festival of the 150th anniversary of 'Mad Love')

This collection consists of a photo album from the Alto Sanitorium, a state tuberculosis facility located in Alto, Georgia. Included are photographs of the staff, buildings, and patients as well as the grounds, a nearby mill, and photos from a trip to Arizona, and the Coolidge Dam.

The collection consists of one photo album containing photographs of R. C. Kelly, Cole Porter, and Howard Sturgess on a trip to Machu Picchu in the 1920s or 1930s. Most of the photographs are of the local population and architecture.

This collection contains 32 pages of photographs on black scrapbook paper featuring pictures of students and college school buildings from Georgia, Alabama, and North Carolina. These schools incude Immanuel State College in Macon, Georgia, Boggs Academy in Keysville, Georgia, Georgia Normal and Agricultural College in Albany, Georgia, as well as the Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte, North Carolina, and Tuskegee University in Tuskegee, Alabama. Humorous clippings and written commentary is interspersed throughout the book, with postcards featuring city scenes from Atlanta, Elberton, and Augusta, Georgia.

The Vann family collection consists primarily of scrapbooks and photographs documenting three generations of the Vann family. The scrapbooks include photographs, clippings, and correspondence. Additionally, there are two 16mm and 12 8mm home movies housed in the Brown Media Archive.

The collection consists of photographs depicting buildings and scenery in Nara and Kyoto, Japan.

This collection consists of a reproduction of a 1814 letter, photocopied historical documents (1919-1972) and ROTC scrapbooks (1963-1991).

The collection consists of one photograph, dating from 1863, depicting William Force Claytong and his friend Dan Lee during their service as midshipmen in the Confederate Navy.

The collection consists of one photograph portraying three African American children with a quilt as a backdrop. Image measures approximately 3 1/2" x 4 1/2" and is mounted on cardboard.