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The collection consists of numerous notes, correspondence, and drafts relating to Dr. Gibbons' works and teaching. There are also article and book manuscripts, plus reports of project results. In addition, a number of both professional and personal photographs are in the collection along with some very striking illustrations of snakes and turtles.

The accessories collection is comprised of purses, belts, gloves, fans, umbrellas, jewelry, buckles, glasses, scarves, handkerchiefs, and hair pins and combs.

This collection contains correspondence between Marcellus Stanley and his wife, Julia A.T. (Pope) Stanley during the Civil War, letters from their son, Thomas Stanley, to his wife, Margaret (Morton) Stanley, letters from other family members, Julia Pope Stanley's diary (1862) and prayer book, Marcellus Stanley's bankbooks, genealogies of Pope, Stanley, and Strong families, the eulogy for Emma Louise Stanley Winbish, the Strong family Bible, poems, muster rolls, and other papers. Included are two bound volumes of sheet music once kept by Julia Pope, two diplomas and two certificates.

The Walter Westman papers are comprised of material from his far ranging research on the effects of climate change on vegetation. A significant portion pertains to his study of the response of California coastal sage to air pollution, fire, and climate change. There are a couple of files related to advocacy for gay and lesbian civil rights and AIDS related correspondence.

The collection consists of papers and photographs documenting Cooper's research of vernacular architecture. While most of her research focused on Athens and the Northeast Georgia region, a wide range of geographic areas are covered.

The majority of this collection deals with Dr. James' research as a member of the UGA Psychology Department's faculty starting in 1946. It serves to highlight Dr. James' dog and opossum behavioral research through numerous notes and photographs. The collection also includes his correspondence and a large number of reprints.

The collection consists of research files, course materials, and publications related to Wiegert's work as professor of ecology and marine sciences.

This collection consists of Jeff Jordan's manuscripts, correspondence, research data and teaching materials regarding water rights and usage in Georgia.

Collection consists of research done by Dr. Thomas Lumsden. Dr. Lumsden's research focuses on genealogy, railroads, mills, and Sautee-Nacoochee Valley in White County, Georgia. Notable items include extensive genealogy files, research and blueprints on the Morse Brothers Lumber Company, and photographs of late 19th and early 20th century gold mines and lumber mills.