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This collection contains 55 photographs of lots of land in Tallapoosa, Georgia for sale by the Georgia-Alabama Investment and Development Company.

The collection consists of one notebook containing claims of various individuals against the United States government concerning losses incurred when the Confederate steamer Alabama was sunk during the Civil War (1868-1875).

This collection consists of the papers of Dr. Phinizy Spalding, a longtime history professor at the University of Georgia. Types of materials in the collection include family materials; correspondence and subject files; scholarly activity and association files; many manuscripts of his writngs as well as research and teaching materials; several hundred documents regarding historic preservation and architecture in Athens and Georgia; materials regarding the management of the Lucy Cobb Institute; and printed material and maps.

Yellow Fever bulletins by the Alabama Great Southern Railway Company for 1897 and 1905. Bulletins describe quarantine and travel restrictions for South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Tennessee. Also included are company correspondences and notifications for resumed service.

The papers of Mary Warren document her work collecting genealogical resources and they reflect a wide variety of genealogical topics in the South. This collection focused on Georgia and South Carolina primarily in scope, but also includes other southern states. A considerable amount of the collection focuses on individuals and includes their personal and professional information.

This collection contains reports, correspondence, incident reports, and other working documents produced by the National Coalition for Burned Churches during its years of operation, as well as publications and news media items collected by the Coalition during that time. The bulk of the collection are its internal administrative documents, detailing the daily operations of this inter-state nonprofic organization, including grant applications, internal memos and external correspondence, special projects, and annual reports.

This series of the Athletic Association records includes photographs of various sporting events, athletes, and campus.

The Charles Boynton Knapp papers are divided into six series: Inauguration, Athletics, Financial, Administrative, Performing Arts and Visual Arts Complex and Olympics. The Inauguration series consists of materials related to Charles Knapp's inauguration as the President of the University of Georgia in 1987. The Athletics series has items connected to various sports but mostly deals with the Athletic Association and the University's football team. These materials date from 1983 to 1997. The Financial series includes budgets and fundraising and development documentation. The Administrative series provides insight into the day to day workings of the University of Georgia and its administration during the years 1981 to 1997. The Performing Arts and Visual Arts Complex series mostly consists of material documenting the creation of the complex in the early to mid-1990s. The Olympics series has items relating to the University's involvement with the 1996 Summer Olympics.