One booklet, 46 pages. The cover is a color illustration.  Functions as a date calendar for the year 1886 and includes advertisements of local businesses, and illustrations with short texts on national and world landmarks

2 scrapbooks of history in clippings, 1942-1946

Resolved, that the mayor be authorized to employ the persons appointed to take the census of Richmond County, to make a seprate census of the City of Augusta, where in the names of the heads of familes shallbe inserted, and the number of each household, eather as children, relatives or boarders - the names of all poor orphan children- also the number and names of all free persons of color- also the number of slaves... Resolution of Council

The material consists of organizational histories of various Augusta Civic Clubs.

Brochure concerning a private shcool at 145 Greene St. in 1870. Includes names of faculty and students, parents or gardins of students and residences of students.

Augusta Cotton Exchange; Cotton Ledgers

This collection is comprised of a series of maps depicting wards 2-7 in Augusta, Georgia.

This collection is comprised of 44 typed pages about the Race Riots in Augusta Ga., written by William Winn in 1970.

A collection of postcards featuring various prominant Augusta buldings and landmarks. The postcards were originally a part of the State Library of Florida collection, donated to the Augusta Museum of History, and then donated to to Reese Library by the Augusta Museum of History in August of 2019. There is a total of 29 postcards in the collection.

Series of photographs depicting the Old Augusta Jail and documentation, the "new" prison on Walton Way, a police heliocopter ca. 1970, a police formation ca. 1950, and a police motercycle squad ca. 1950.

sermon by Rev. J.T. Plunket

small black and white snapshots of Richmond Academy, Medical College of Georgia, Bon Air Hotel, Augusta homes and gardens, a weather balloon or dirigible and harvesting with a tractor-towed thresher.

Photographs believed to have been used in Dr. Helen Callahan's book Pictorial History of Augusta.

This collection is comprised of the programs of the Augusta Players, a local Augusta theatre group.

Reports

This collection includes news clippings, professional correspondence, subcommittee reports, publications and studies, memos and minutes of meetings, as well as drafts and summaries of charters and amendments. It also includes pamphlets and a button pin. The collection documents the movement from 1968 to 1976 to consolidate Augusta and Richmond County into a single entity, as well as the community reactions to this attempt.

The Augusta-Richmond County 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.