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Consists of one photograph album containing 69 photographs. Includes images of a Baraca Philathea convention in Rome, Georgia and a Baraca Philathea convention in Dalton, Georgia. Also includes images of a May Day celebration at Shorter College and images of a trip to Stone Mountain, Georgia.

Consists of one photograph album containing 79 photographs taken by a Civilian Conservation Corps worker with Co. 1429 stationed around Georgia and South Carolina from 1935 to 1936. Includes images of Camp Meriwether in Warm Springs, Georgia, images of Camp Hawthorne in South Carolina, and a list of 23 names of members of the corps.

The collection includes a photo album (circa 1918-1920) from her time as a student at the State Normal School in Athens, Georgia. There also is a short biography of Verna Jewel Winters and list of captions for the scrapbook written by her nephew, Daniel Bing.

Collection consists of one photograph album for the Baker Brothers' "Powhatan: Historical Indian Opera," book and lyrics by a Mrs. Worthington and music by Louis Campbell Lipton and John West. Ed Lampson is listed as the general manager. Includes touched up photographs of the cast in their costumes. Photographs by Shelby & Thackston in Gastonia, North Carolina and Charles G. Roshem in Hammond, Louisiana. Item is undated, estimated 1920s.

The collection consists of three albums that include cartes de visite, cabinet photographs, and a few tintypes. Most are unidentified. Included is a carte de visite of Howell Cobb.

The collection consists of one photograph (circa 1900) of the bulldog mascot of the University of Georgia and an unidentified man.

Stereoscopic view of Federal troops, under the command of General William T. Sherman wheeling ammunition from Fort McAllister near Savannah, Georgia circa 1865.

The collection consists of one black and white photograph of "London's great welcome to American troops." The note on the reverse side of the photograph continues "The U. S. Troops passing the King, Queen, Queen Alexandra, Major General John Biddle and Prince and Princess Arthur of Connaught outside Buckingham Palace." The collection also includes an envelope addressed to "Col. Charles A. Fowler, The Union League Club."

The collection consists of one 8x10 inches sepia-tone photograph of members of the commission authorized to develop a carving on Stone Mountain: Gutzon Borglum, Clark Howell, Mrs. Howell, Frank Lowden, Mrs. Lowden, and William G. Elens. Identification of each individual is by ink inscription on the front of the photograph.

The collection consists of two aerial photographs from World War II: taken August 1, 1943, the 345th Bomb Squadron bombing an oil refinery in Ploesti, Romania; taken in spring, 1944, the 721st Bomb Squadron flying over Alps, en route to Germany. Both photographs are reproductions (i.e., photographs taken of photographs).