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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.

The collection consists of letters from Cecil W. Chapman mainly to his wife, Claudia W. Chapman with some to his daughter Suzanne, from 1944-1945. Written during World War II, Chapman describes his voyage to Great Britain including descriptions of the ship and life on board, life in England, the countryside, and people he meets. His letters from Europe were written mainly from Belgium and Germany with a few from France in which, due to censorship restrictions, mainly discuss the weather and the problems it causes for troop movements, camp life, descriptions of the area, his administrative duties, other officers, and a little on battle activities. Chapman was wounded in April 1945 and his last letters, written through May, describe his wounds, recovery, and hospital life in England.

The collection consists mainly of correspondence dealing with personal, business and University matters. Also included are editorial clippings written by Saye and personal photographs.

The collection consists of scrapbooks documenting George B. Storer's career in the communications industry containing newspaper clippings, photographs, some correspondence and memorabilia relating to Fort Industry Company (1947-1953), Storer Broadcasting Company (1953-1971), and Northeast Airlines (1965-1970).

The televison entries series of the Peabody Awards include entry forms, scrapbooks, photographs, abstracts, scripts, and press kits documenting the majority of the entries from 1947 to 2011. Each entry includes the broadcaster, city and state, title of the program, and a description of the contents of the submission.

The collection contains correspondence dealing with applications for errors and omissions insurance for various seed associations, including coverage applications and statements, credit notes, and seed standards and rules. also included are speeches he delivered at conventions and annual meetings around the country, and papers focused on topics associated with the seed industry, including seed development, agricultural production, plant breeding, patents, and seed legalities. The publications include magazines, pamphlets, clippings, and press releases.

This collection consists of correspondence between Ina Russell Stacy and her friends and family; the personal papers of Ina and her husband, Captain Jean K. Stacy; photographs of the Russell family and friends; and scrapbooks and artifacts from Ina Stacy's home.

The collection consists of minutes, records, officers, correspondence, financial reports, and video interviews relating to the Society of American Foresters, Georgia Division. Also included is a DVD containing Georgia Forestry magazine pdf files.