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The collection consists of musical compositions by Bennie Richardson in both published and manuscript form. Also in the collection are a few clippings, a notebook, photographs (original and photocopies), and programs for the Christmas carol service by the Montezuma Music Lovers Club which was founded by Mrs. Richardson in 1915.

The collection consists of correspondence, clippings, photographs, and printed materials related to Benson's Bakery (Athens, Ga.) and William Howard Benson's political interests, and Ed Benson's civic activities. The personal and civic files document Ed Benson's involvement with the 48th Fighter Squadron (1943-1945) and his local civic engagements, especially highlighting the Athens Rotary Club and Mentor Program. The W. H. Benson papers primarily consist of his letters and telegrams sent to politicians at the state and national level regarding legislation and political agendas. The Benson's Bakery series document the evolution of the bakery from its opening in 1918 through the 1980s. Included are company newsletters, photographs, brochures, and ephemera.

This collection includes personal and Associated Press correspondence to and from U.L. McCall. It features thoughts on interwar politics, KKK, Nazi and Communist threats in America, developing news stories, and business of the supervisor for the AP Southern District. Also included are correspondence, documents, and photographs of the McCall, Blatchley, Copeland, and Livingston families.

This collection includes both the professional and personal correspondence of University of Georgia History professor, Dr. Lester D. Stephens. Also, found in the collection are original manuscripts, articles and notes related to Dr. Stephens' research into Joseph Le Conte's work and family.

The collection consists correspondence to the Schraders discussing their writings and plays, programs, clippings, and music scores; but the majority of the collecyion is theatrical studio photographs of various actors and actresses.

The collection consists of biographical information, correspondence, writings, research, and photographs. Majette's only published work (1924) was White Blood, which dealt with race relations. Mistress of a Thousand Slaves is based on the life of Fanny Kemble. Research for the book includes a letter written by Fanny Kemble. Daughters of Men is about Indian tribes on the Sea Islands when the Spanish first came to Georgia. Please God... closely follows Majette's life story. Her writings also include children's stories and poems, some of which are in a scrapbook she made for her granddaughter in 1929.

The collection consists of four categories of material: photographs, files from the Ralph McGill Lecture series, two documents relating to Henry W. Grady and Georgia Scholastic Press Association materials. The photographs depict alumni, instructors, students, visiting lecturers, and events and activities of the college. The Ralph McGill Lecture files contain programs, photographs, and clippings for each year of the lecture series, covering 1979-2007. The Henry W. Grady materials consist of a poem and a tribute to Athens. The GSPA documents deal with material relating to high and middle school journalism.

The collection consists of many photographs from Bill Anderson's tours and performances, as well as newspaper clippings, professional papers, performance clothes, related ephemera, and several decades of his fan club newsletters. Also included is a Fender King guitar and strap. Many of the photograph albums were donated on behalf of Kathryn House, Georgia Representative of the Bill Anderson Fan Club.

This collection contains photographs, administrative files, printed material, clippings, scrapbooks, and artifacts recording the events and celebrations, staff, awards, and facility expansions of the Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center.

Collection includes photographs of the Alston, Sanders, Dunseith, and Tharpe families as well as the Sanders family correspondence, receipts, and deeds. The majority of the collection is photographs of Madelaine Dunseith Alston and Wallace Alston and their children Wallace M. Alston, Jr. and Mary Alston. Also included are the McClatchey and Cook families.