First manuscript is The Korea I Liked written by Frances Manning Achurch.  Gives a first hand account of her life while stationed with her husband in Korea.  Second manuscript is entitled Escape From Korea written by William C. Achurch.  This is Achurch’s account of the withdrawl of the U.S. Coast Guard from Korea. The newspaper articles are from papers in Augusta and possibly  Barnwell, South Carolina.

Profesional materials of Miss Frances Paulk, who was a librarian at Augusta College.

Memoirs and hunting stories in an unpublished manuscript.

2 scrapbooks of newspaper clippings on Franco-Prussian War

Address to Richmond County Bar Association about Willam White Holt, Mayor of Augusta from 1825-26, written by Frank H. Miller on October 14, 1902.

Minutes

This collection is comprised of glass plate negatives of photographs of the Augusta area, taken by Fred Parker Farrar from 1902-1918. Fred Parker Farrar (1883-1981) was an amateur photographer and businessman in Augusta, Georgia during the early 20th century.The collection includes two series: Series I includes images of individuals, or portraits; Series II includes images of the Augusta area.

This collection is comprised of a single pen and ink drawing of "undocumented houses, Broad Street, Augusta, GA, circa 1835" by Frederick Doveton Nichols.

Material relates to the former Frog Hollow community which is now part of the Augusta University Health Sciences Campus

Traces the history of the gas industry in Augusta from June 25, 1852 - Sept. 1990. The first four pages contain brief history of Augusta.

Documents prior to, during, and after the Civil War. This collection is composed of items related to the Civil War and Stovall's participation in the war as a Confederate officer. Please use the microfilm of this collection.

27 issues including some duplicates of a quarterly issued by the railroad. The magazine published news on railroads in the U.S. and Georgia and Florida in particular.

The Georgia and South Carolina vertical files collection contains information on a range of local organizations, families, and individuals. Most files contain pamphlets, newspaper clippings, photographs, correspondence, and/or photocopies of historical documents. The collection is no longer being actively added to, but can serve as a historical resource for topics related to the history of the Augusta area.

This collection inclludes a list of births and deaths for Georgia Catholics which appeared in the Unitied States Catholic  Miscellany June 1822-January1852

Black and white panoramic photograph for Georgia Cavalry at El Paso Texas commanded by Major J.O. Seaman

This collection includes brochures, newsletters, memos, state documents, minutes, and correspondence related to the Georgia Heritage Trust.

Commentary on notes compiled by Robert Lambert on the Georgia Loyalists by David Kearns

The Georgia Railroad Bank was responsible for the creation of the rail line from Athens, Georgia to Augusta Georgia and was one of the premiere local businesses of Augusta GA until it was acquired by Wachovia bank.  Wachovia Bank was in turn acquired by Wells Fargo