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This collection is comprised of papers from the Atlanta Office of the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, and its previous iterations, Georgians for Clean Energy, and Campaign for a Prosperous Georgia. The materials document their research and work opposing nuclear energy, power plants, and Georgia Power Company, as well as, their work advocating for clean energy, improving air quality, and lower power rates. The collection has a focus on issues within Georgia and the Southeast, but does include materials from across the country, including other similar organizations. The records include legal documents, correspondence, research, newsletters, printed material, photographs, electronic records, and audiovisual recordings.

Collection contains media, articles, and reading files from the Southern Forest Institute from the late 20th century.

This collection contains reports, studies, staff working papers, and plans regarding water supply, sewerage, conservation, management, and maintenance of water systems in the Atlanta region.

The sheet music series of the Georgia Music Hall of Fame Collection contains over one thousand pieces of sheet music published over the course of about one hundred years. Much of the music was composed or famously performed by Georgians, while some pieces were published by a Georgia company or have some other connection to the state. Significant names include Buddy Buie, Joe South, Felice and Boudleaux Bryant, McHenry Boatwright, and gospel songwriter Lee Roy Abernathy, among others

The collections consists of correspondence, photographs, and news clippings. Also included are memorabilia associated with Uga, veterinary records, and breeding information. This collection has a significant amount of correspondence pertaining to Sonny Seiler's biographic book on Uga, Damn Good Dawgs.

The collection consists of pamphlets relating to communism and socialism published by a variety of individuals and organizations, the pamphlets deal with communism, fascism, marxism, socialism; many relating to labor and labor unions.

This collection contains photographs, scrapbooks, correspondence and genealogy regarding the Moore and Allen families and includes the Shaw, Whitaker, Brantley, Micklejohn families as well. The major portion of the collection documents the Jere N. Moore family, his newspaper career as editor of the Union Recorder, and correpondence with his wife Sarah while serving in the U.S. Army during World War II.