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This collection primarily consists of notebooks created by Bisher to record sporting events, article ideas, and interviews with various athletes. The notes cover a wide range of sports at the professional and college level. Included are notes covering the World Series, Super Bowl, Masters, Kentucky Derby, and five Olympic games. There are clippings documenting Bisher's column from Charlotte News, Atlanta Journal, and Atlanta Journal Constitution. The research/professional files include clippings, correspondence, and printed materials about the Masters. Also included are certificates and plaques documenting Bisher's successful career.

The collection consists of papers, family correspondence, FBI correspondence, military records, diaries, speeches, clippings of articles by and about Louis C. Harris, Sr., printed material, photographs and a typewriter. Included are writings, photographs and correspondence related to the Atomic Bomb Test of 1953, which Louis C. Harris, Sr. witnessed.

This collection contains the span of World War II correspondence from Henry G. Marshall, mostly to his parents back in Concord, Georgia. He signed his letters "Grady." It follows him throughout the war, beginning with his basic training in Fort Sill, Oklahoma and ending in Bavaria, Germany.

The collection consists of biographical information, correspondence, printed material, photographs and an artifact. Most of the correspondence is from "Joe" to his mother "Rena," beginning in 1942 when he was a student at the University of Georgia. Later letters give details of family life. The printed material includes numerous Athens Historical Society items. Of special interest is Joseph Collier's University of Georgia X Club jacket.

This collection contains administrative files, historical files, financial reports, and correspondence from the Protestant Radio and Television Center. Also contained are photographs and historical information about programs produced by the PRTVC such as "The Protestant Hour" and "Perspectives." The series included in this collection are: 1. Photographs, 2. Alphabetical Files, 3. Chronological Files, 4. History By Years, 5. Protestant Hour, 6. Channel One, 7. Perspectives, 8. General Files.

The collection consists of letters from Betty Kaufman to her parents during the summers of 1943-1945. Betty writes from Laurel Falls Camp for Girls in Clayton, Georgia, about nightly celebrations, fun activities, new friends, and letters received from home. The collection also consists of colorful drawings and an essay about why Laurel Falls is so wonderful.

The collection consists of seven volumes of general Georgia climate reports and climate reports for the Athens area.

The collection consists of correspondence from George F. Walker to his mother in Lewisburg, Tennessee during his service with military intelligence in the U.S. Army from 1944-1945. The collection also contains clippings, postcards, and photographs.