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The collection consists of two scores by Václav Štěpán.

This collection contains a scrapbook of World War II ration coupons for gasoline, oil, food, shoes, and stoves; applications for supplemental ration books; and rent control regulation forms and applications for various people in Georgia between 1942 and 1945.

The collection consists of one scrapbook containing newspaper articles regarding the accident, hospitalization, death, and funeral of Margaret Mitchell.

The collection consists of a scrapbook containing a photograph of Stephen Elliott, and newspaper clippings regarding his life and funeral.

A scrapbook documenting the career of poet William Thomas Dumas from 1880 to 1896. The scrapbook contains clippings of Dumas' poems published in various newspapers; reviews or laudatory comments on his poetry; and letters from Joel Chandler Harris, Henry W. Grady, Bishop Haygood, Harry Stillwell Edwards, and Paul Hamilton Hayne.

The collection consists of a dis-bound scrapbook containing theatre programs from musicals, plays, concerts, operas, and other events that occurred in theatres in Boston, Worcester, and Salem, Massachusetts. Some of the theatres include Boston Bijou Theatre, Boston Music Hall, Mechanic Hall, and Plummer Hall. The scrapbook was possibly constructed by the Vokes family.

The collection consists of a scrapbook constructed by Willie Maude Adams while she was a student at the State Normal School, Athens, Georgia. Included are photographs of students, travel, recreation, and buildings.

The collection consists of four scrapbooks containing clippings and playbills related to the theatrical productions at the University of Georgia from 1949 to 1953.

The collection consists of a scrapbook of the Sigma Chi fraternity at the University of Georgia.

This collection contains a family scrapbook with photographs, clippings, and written history of the Rev. J.B. Smith family of Barnesville, Georgia. Included are pages devoted to the children William Scott, James Clarence, George Howard, Harvey Clifford, Xenophon L., Geikie Maceso, Benjamin Julian, Anna Grace, Hattie Lucile, and John Emory Smith. Some infomation is included such as death dates and locations, who are graduates of Howard University, who served in World War I. Neices and nephews are featured in the last pages.