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The collection consists of scarves, handkerchiefs, garments, and canvas bags listed by name of organization, event, or individual, as well as sample textiles with designs. Also included is a small amount of correspondence and photographs.

The Development and Alumni Relations records document fundraising campaigns, alumni outreach efforts, and UGA Foundation Board of Trustees meetings and activities from the 1930s through the 2010s.

Series 3. Personal Materials consists of diaries of Telamon Cuyler from 1893-1946, with gaps. The entries discuss Cuyler's college life at the University of Georgia (Athens); his work and social life in Atlanta (Ga.) where he began his law practice; later he discusses the management and life on his farm, Beverwyck, in Jones County (Ga.); and the home front during World War II. Also included in the collection are various pieces of memorabilia and scrapbooks.

The collection consists of diplomas, certificates and the like from a variety of sources, but mainly from Georgia educational institutions (especially the University of Georgia and Athens High School) and related organizations such as fraternities. Of particular note is William Tate's diploma for his Master's degree from the University of Georgia. Also in the collection are photographs of individuals, fraternities, and an unidentified hydroelectric power plant.

The John E. Drewry Papers reveal Drewry as a reporter, author, student, instructor, dean, and dean emeritis through correspondence, notes, manuscripts, photographs, and clippings. Located within Drewry's papers are unique insights into the world of magazine and newpaper publishing in America during the mid-twentieth century.

This collection consists of materials dating from 1977 through 1999 with a good deal of the documents coming from Stan W. Lindberg's time as editor of The Georgia review. These materials include correspondence and records of Lindberg's work with authors published (and not published) in the journal and his creation of the "Roots in Georgia" Literary Symposium in 1985. There are also administrative and business records that show, among other things, his interactions with UGA Administrators and the Main Library on campus. Other materials highlight his work as an English professor and as an organizer of the Cultural Olympiad held in conjunction with the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. These records emphasize his efforts with the Cultural Olympiad's Winterland and Nobel Laureate projects.

The Norman Giles Papers are comprised of his travel itineraries and diaries as Dr. Giles pursued his passion for visiting countries all over the globe. Throughout his travels Dr. Giles observed native birds. The collection includes some of his early birding journals based on observations in Georgia. Dr. Giles became the Fuller E. Callaway Professor of Genetics at the University of Georgia in 1972 where his work led to a greater understanding of how biochemical pathways in microorganisms are regulated.

Collection includes photographs, artwork, posters, concert schedules, magazines, and band ephemera compiled by Bill Doss and Amy Hairston for groups included in the Elephant 6 Recording collective. Groups include Olivia Tremor Control, The Sunshine Fix, Apples in Stereo, and Neutral Milk Hotel. Also included is correspondence to and notes written by Bill Doss and Amy Hairston.

This collection consists of a large amount of correspondence along with English department and (various) program documentation, photographs and newspaper/journal articles. The dates range from 1957 to 2021.

The collection consists of papers kept by Kenneth Coleman relating to the activities of the Georgia Commission for the National Bicentennial Celebration from 1969-1984. Formats include correspondence, manuscripts for publication, memoranda, meeting minutes, agendas, and newsletters. The collection reflects the committee work, projects, and publications of the Georgia Bicentennial Commission. The files include administrative memoranda, agendas, minutes, and correspondence regarding activities commemorating the Bicentennial in Georgia. The files also include manuscripts for publication, Bicentennial pamphlets and booklets, Bicentennial newsletters, community activity planning guides, and newspaper clippings related to Bicentennial Celebration activities.