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The collection consists of one dis-bound scrapbook with materials pertaining to the 1956 filming of The Great Locomotive Chase by Walt Disney Productions. Includes newspaper clippings, photographs, crew sheets, programs, invitations, and correspondence. Materials relate to the filming done in Rabun County, Georgia using the Tallulah Falls Railway and to the premier held at Lowe's Grand Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia sponsored by the Georgia Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs.

This scrapbook contains photographs, letters, and ephemera collected by Suzanne Spence of Columbus, Georgia during her childhood in the 1950s.

The collection consists of a scrapbook recording Shirley E. Maddison's travels and employment with CDC from 1964-1966. The scrapbook contains itineraries, postcards, ticket stubs, photographs, certificates, receipts, and travel brochures.

The collection consists of two items: a scrapbook containing newspaper articles concerning John D. Little and William A. Little dated 1898-1902; and the commission of William A. Little as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia, dated December 28, 1896.

The collection consists of a single scrapbook on women's athletic activities at the University of Georgia in the years following World War II. The scrapbook contains clippings and photographs on sports such as softball, tennis, basketball, bowling, swimming, and archery. The sporting events were coordinated as intramural games, often between competing sororities, or developed under the Women's Athletic Association.

Sixty-three page scrapbook made from Paul Kea's clipping file on the integration of the University of Georgia. It documents state and regional newspaper coverage of the controversy and events in January 1961 when the University of Georgia was integrated.

The collection consists of two scrapbooks in relation to John Archibald Campbell. Scrapbooks contain newspaper articles concerning Campbell's life and death (1887-1911), and typewritten copies of documents relating to the peace conference in Hampton Roads (1865) and Campbell's opinions (1872).

The collection consists of two scrapbooks compiled by Florence Downs Davenport that basically cover the career of Woodrow Wilson from 1918-1924. Scrapbooks begin with a typescript regarding Wilson's marriage to Ellen Axson in 1883, and contain potographs, newspaper clippings, and typescripts of speeches given by Wilson.

The collection consists of two scrapbooks: created by Mrs. Anne E. Gartrell, containing newspaper articles regarding Henry Grady's death, and tributes to his life (circa 1889); "presented to Mrs. Mattie N. Grady," containing miscellaneous newspaper clippings, including articles about and by Henry W. Grady, and articles by and concerning the death of Mrs. Estelle Leyden Moody (1878-1879).

The collection consists of five theatre scrapbooks containing programs, press clippings, and playbills from performances presented at theatres in Boston, Chicago, New York City, and Paris, from 1866-1911.