This accession is comprised of correspondence and sketches of the Skinner family, mostly from the late 19th century, with a few items dating to the late 18th century and early 19th century. The collection also includes legal documents from the late 18th-early 19th century.

This collection is comprised of a single copy of a typed memoir  of the American Civil War written by Mary F. House Lane in 1925.

Southern Bell plaque presented to the Richmond County Historical Society (April 1988)

Ten booklets divided among three functions: Women of the Church Yearbook, the Annual Parish Meeting and Episcopal Churchwomen, and the Diocese of Georgia Annual meeting

This collection is comprised of genealogy research on the Stark family, as well as some correspondence.

Original correspondence dated 1895-1899 with photocopies of additional correspondence, an issue of ACGS November/December 1992 and a centennial calendar dated 1991

This collection is comprised of materials documenting the history of the Summerville Neighborhood Association and their historic preservation work. Collection materials include: correspondence, membership records, newspaper clippings, and promotional materials for the Designer Showcase and Tour of Homes events put on by the Association.

Material includes a book of minutes and documents relating to church governance. Of particular interest, within the minutes book is the church statement of faith and the covenants.

This collection is comprised of a single copy of the November 1881 issue of "The Magazine of American History," published by A.S. Barnes & Company.

This collection is comprised of a single printed version of the Tobin family crest.

This collection is comprised of the single letter from Tom Linder, written to R. Allen Elliot of Augusta, GA. The letter appears to be a campaign letter for Linder, during his campaign for Commissioner of Agriculture for the state of Georgia.

Elevlen folders containing the letters and documents of the Trustees of Richmond Academy from 1958-1976. The folders numbered 1-11 contain the ten subjects listed above whitch signify the Trustees' major activites and responsiblities. Folder 10 contains miscellaneous papers.

This collection is comprised of a single folder of clippings related to Tubman High School's graduation ceremony.

This collection documents the history of Tubman High School. Collection materials include: course of study 1907-1908, lists faculty; graduation program, 1908; graduation program 1909; Centennial program-November 10,1974; inventionto cenennial; paper napkin from Centennial. Graduates are listed in the programs for 1908,1909,1919.

Tubman High School 1948 yearbook and graduation program. Donated by Huelyn Betts of Laguna Hills, California.