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The collection consists of a photocopy of Pat Conroy's typescript titled Prince of Tides. The typescript is undated, and includes handwritten notes and corrections.

The collection consists of a T-shirt, baseball cap, and two stickers baring the Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper logo, and a few Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper publications. The publications include River Chat; Water quality and quantity issues in the Metropolitan Atlanta Region; and On the river, a chronicle, five years running.

Six color prints that are sixteen by twenty inches. Prints feature scenes of anthropomorphic pigs interacting with books. Scenes include a book auction, an old scholar buried beneath a bookshelf, an impoverished bookseller, a drunk bookseller, book thieves being roasted, and an adaptation of Carl Spitzweg's "The Bookworm".

The collection consists of one three-ringed binder containing proceedings of the UGA Institutional Biohazard Committee for 1976-1980.

The collection consists of Three Arts Club (Cornelia, Ga.) programs from 1947-2004, and the constitution for the club as revised in 1989.

The collection consists of materials related to the University of Georgia's 1951 sequicentennial celebration. Included are addresses, programs, and commemorative serial issues of the Red and black and The Georgia review.

The collection consists of two items: a promissory note dated December 6, 1773, to Fowles Thompson and Co., for value, received at New Glasgow, Mississippi, signed "John Dennis", and a newspaper clipping containing a colored engraving captioned Tower Rock on the Mississippi.

Revised final script of the movie, dated 16 February, 1956, with manuscript note adding "to 11/10/56." Changes and dates of changes are included in the typescript. Accompanying the script are two still publicity photographs.

The collection consists of one document and ration chart: issued at Fort Troup, Fayette County, providing for Alexander Ware's issuing rations of meal, meat, and salt to 206 Indians for the ten-day period beginning June 28, 1825 and ending July 7, 1825, signed (with "their marks") by Capt. Senoywa, Capt. Edija, Warlockajoe and Hagy McIntosh. Also included in the collection is a document with hand written copies of two orders: one dated Indian Fort, Fayette County, August 14, 1825, from Luther Blake, notifying Ware that, by order of Gen. E.P. Gaines, he is to stop issuing rations; the second from Ware to General Gaines providing him with a cost table for all rations issued by him up to the closing date.