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The collection consists of annual reports for various agricultural research initatives of the Coastal Plain Experiment Station dating from 1927-2001. Topics include grass breeding, crop science, animal husbandry and livestock, and agricultural engineering.

The collection consists of editorial and publicity files dating back to 2000.

The collection consists of correspondence, deeds and stock certificates generated by various early UGA President/Chancellors from 1801-1905. There are numerous original documents along with transcriptions and photocopied materials.

The collection consists of 416 different theatrical portraits and theatrical scenes, mostly of 18th century - early 19th century British origin. Pieces are taken from early editions of play magazines, newspapers, books, and portfolios. Specific names are available in the accession folder.

This collection consists of academic and personal material related to Etta Colclough Whelchel. Her diplomas from both the Georgia Normal and Industrical College (1912) and the University of Georgia (1920) are found in the collection. There is also information relating the the early years of women students at UGA and Etta's founding, in 1920, of the first Y.W.C.A. on campus. In addition, Etta's 1924 wedding gown, shoes and gloves are in the collection along with early photographs of both Etta and her husband, R.F. Whelchel.

This collection contains correspondence, course planning, and preservation studies spanning the career of John Waters at the University of Georgia. It includes surveys, studies and plans of historic properties, districts, and regions, as well as manuals, handbooks, and training in preservation. The geographical scope of the collection's contents primarily extends to the state of Georgia and somewhat to the Southeast more broadly.

This collection mostly consists of University of Georgia academic related material dating from the 19th century through 1945 but does hold a few records dating to 1978. Some academic items include recordbooks (grade reports and class records), graduation information, correspondence, application and transferral forms along with material related to various student organizations. Among the artifacts are such things as a time capsule dating from 1872.

The Pandora photograph file comprises the photographs captured by Pandora staff as they worked to create the University of Georgia's annual yearbook. The collection consists of far more images than those that made the final edition. The collection consists of nine series. Series one is "Academics" (1950s-2000) and includes photographs of University administrators and various academic programs. Series two is "Athens" (1970s-2000) and has photographs depicting Athens activities and places. Series three is "Campus" (1962-2000) and features pictures of campus buildings and structures along with some campus-based activities. Series four is "Events/performances" (1960s-2000) and includes photos of many of the entertainers and speakers (such as Pearl Jam and Leonard Nimoy) that came to campus. It also has pictures of events such as beauty contests and the President's Lecture Series. Series five is "Greeks" (1960s-2000) and features pictures of numerous sororities and fraternities and their activities. Series six is "Housing" (1970s-2000) and has photographs of University housing and dorm life. Series seven (1938-2000) includes pictures of various organizations on campus such the Black Affairs Council and Demothesian Society. Series eight "Sports" (1960-2003) has photos of many of the different sports played on campus. These range from football to gymnastics. Series nine "Student life" (1920s-2003) features images of students and their life experiences.