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The collection consists of Journeys: a true story of the blocade on the Georgia Coast in its first year 1861-1862, number 3 of seven copies of a typescript by Roger S. Durham. Journeys follows the story of the Rev. Charles C. Jones family.

This collection consists of a University High School rollbook. It dates from 1862 to 1863.

The collection consists of a roster of companies furnished by Clarke County, Georgia, to the Confederate Army, 1861-1865. Compiled by Albert L. Mitchell, by the authority of T. P. Vincent, W. H. Morton and S. M. Herrington, County Commissioners, 1903, the roster lists Company name, Division, Corps, name and rank of member, and remarks concerning member.

The collection consists of one roster of members of Company G, 2nd Regiment, Infantry Volunteers who served in the Spanish-American War (1898). The roster includes a group photograph.

The collection consists of a typescript titled The wing and the thorn by Roxane Cotsakis. The typescript is inscribed to the library of the University of Georgia by the author.

The collection consists of a narrative by James L. Campbell, detailing his safari in Africa, with Jerry Ross and Claude Vasselet. Campbell describes the hunts, animals, and food; and lists animals killed by each man. The booklet includes a few pictures of the hunters with their kill, including an elephants, lion and leopard.

This collection contains nine color photographic slides of scenes in Athens and at the University of Georgia. Included are views of Phi Kappa Hall, the Landscape Architecture School, the President's House, and other houses in Athens. There is also a slide of Mrs. Hubert Bond Owens.

A typescript of an English translation of "The Beginning of the Salzburger Settlement Ebenezer in Georgia." It was translated from German documents in the possession of the Georgia Salzburger Society, forwarded to them from Germany at the time of the Salzburger Bicentennial Celebration in Prussia. The facts contained herein were gathered largely from the diaries of Boltzius, Gronau, and others, published contemporaneously by Samuel Urlsperger, pastor of St. Ann's Church, Augsburg. The translation from German here presented was prepared by FERA (WPA) workers on a project under the direction of the Savannah Historical Research Association. Dated 14 September 1937, the typescript has the signature of Pearl R. Gnann, historian of the Ebenezer community.

Consists of wallpaper samples and a price list from the Twentieth Century Wallpaper Company, Cortland, New York.

Collection consists of one cloth sampler. The design features the alphabet in cursive, along with the words "Made on the Universal Feed Sewing Machine at the International Cotton Exposition, Atlanta, GA Nov. 25th, 1881."