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This collection consists of a reproduction of a 1814 letter, photocopied historical documents (1919-1972) and ROTC scrapbooks (1963-1991).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

The collection consists of one photograph of Richard R. Wright, Sr. dressed in his U.S. Army dress uniform.

The collection consists of a sepia toned photograph titled The Wesley Oak, by Riddle, April 19, 1871 (copyright secured May 1871). The photography portrays Bishop George F. Pierce, Bishop William M. Wightman, and Reverend L. Pierce standing under the tree where John and Charles Wesley preached when Georgia was in her Colonial state.

The collection consists of a photograph depicting members of the Pioneer Reel Company No. 5 standing at the side of the First Baptist Church which at the time stood at the corner of Washington Street and College Avenue in Athens, Georgia. Names of the firefighters are listed below the photograph.

The collection consists of one photograph (circa 1895?) depicting African American women washing and ironing in Thomasville, Georgia. The reverse of the photograph is marked "Views in and around Thomasville. Photographed by A. W. Moller. Thomasville, Georgia."

The collection consists of one large photograph mounted on cardboard, circa 1900-1910. The photograph depicts mainly African American men in business attire with a sign for St. James Farmers Club No. 1 of Clarke County, Georgia.

The collection consists of a photograph of the Class of 1916 at the University of Georgia.

The collection consists of a group photograph, 33 x 8 inches, possibly depicting University of Georgia College of Agronomy graduates of 1916.