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The collection consists of one report entitled Where Can Adults Study? A Partial Survey of Educational Facilities Open to Atlanta Adults, prepared by the Workers' Service Project, W. P. A., Atlanta, Georgia. The report provides information regarding union and civic educational facilities open to adults in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1940 and includes names of academic institutions where instruction was given, courses offered, and an overview of why this particular type of education was needed.

The collection consists of George B. Sherwood's, consulting engineer, report of the Bonner gold mining and agricultural property situated in Carroll County, Georgia. The detailed report includes description of the property, plant, and present value; geology of the country; sketches; development and workings; mills and hydraulic appliances; and addenda.

The collection consists of various quartermaster reports dated 1873-1880 in Georgia. Reports include: Roll of enlisted men employed on extra duty; Quarterly return of quartermaster stores; Report of horses, mules and oxen; Return of officers doing duty in Quartermaster Department; and Personal reports to the Chief Quartermaster, Department of the South, Newport Barracks, Kentucky. Several items are related to the repair of the steam launch "Pulaski."

Two UGA master planning proposals from 1997. They were originally sent to David Lunde, the Director of UGA Planning.

The collection consists of a State of Georgia Return of Votes sheet for Spalding County, for the election held April 20-23, 1868. Votes are tallied for ratification of the State Constitution, state officers and county officers.

The collection consists of a manuscript volume containing seven sermons, probably in the hand of Reverend Samuel Frink, while rector of Christ Church, Savannah, Georgia from 1767-1771.

The Richard B. Russell Foundation Oral History project documents the origins, evolution, philanthropic activities, and legacy of that foundation as well as its role in the creation of the University of Georgia's Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies and the construction of the Richard B. Russell Building, Special Collections Libraries. Interview participants include former Russell Foundation chairpersons, long-serving Foundation trustees, and current and former University of Georgia Libraries administrators. The collection documents the narrators' personal and professional ties to the Russell Foundation, experiences working with the organization since its inception in 1970, assessment of the Foundation's past and present philanthropic work, and suggestions for future endeavors.

The collection consists of a Richmond County, Georgia warrant to apprehend three men in the Milledgeville Road area for gambling with cards and swindling travelers out of their horses.