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The collection consists of 17 photographs and negatives of the exterior and interior of the president's house during the 1920s when the grounds were being relandscaped.

The collection consists of twenty three black-and-white photographs taken by John R. Puckett during World War II. Photographs include sites in England, France, and Germany.

The collection consists of color photographs (4" x 6") taken by Christine Laughlin in 2000. Photographs portray the interior and exterior of buildings of the Founders' Memorial Garden at the University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia.

The collection consists of three photographs of Spanish-American War camp scenes in Chickamauga Park, Georgia. Depicted are groups of soldiers, horse-drawn cannons, tents, horses, packs and equipment.

This collection contains historic photographs and writings, class group photographs, and agricultural photographs of cattle and land judging as well as 4-H activities. Also included are printed material regarding agricultural subjects. Two group photographs of the reunion of the University of Georgia's class of 1897 are included.

Includes six images in the same format, and includes an image of a small child in cotton basket; a family scene with individuals outside their home; people gathering cotton in a field; a man driving an ox cart; two women and child washing clothes; and mounted photograph of a woman with a bundle of laundry on her head, marked "Marietta, Georgia, December 88" and "Kennesaw Mountain, Marietta, Georgia" written on the back.

This collection contains photographic reproductions of the Worley family who ran the Worley Laundry & Dry Cleaning Company in Elberton, Georgia. Included are images of business, family members, and James Herman Worley's second grade class at Elberton Public School. The photographs are scanned reproductions, not originals.

The collection consists of miscellaneous Salzburger material relating to Samuel Urlsperger.

The collection consists of undated photographs and negatives from the scrapbook of Mrs. Paul Hodgson. Names written on the back of photographs include Mrs. Robert Woodruff, Nannette Gordon Hodgson, Boys at Y-camp, First year at Lucy Cobb, and Dr. Frederick Grady Hodgson.

The collection consists of fifty-four photographs of D-Day of the Normandy invasion on June 6, 1944. Photographs were taken by 8th Air Force planes and capture the amphibious invasion.