Anonymous scrapbook of materials related to poetry, with materials specifically related to poet Paul Hamilton Hayne.

This collection is comprised of the records of the Augusta Exchange Club. Collection material include club scrapbooks, photographs, and bulletins.

Materials consist mostly of postcards depicting various views of Augusta Georgia.  The largest two series of postcards cover the 1908 flood and the 1916 fire.  Also included are four photographs, several newspaper clippings and two anniversary programs from St. John Methodist Church; the sesquicentennial of the church and the one hundredth anniversary of the Sunday School

This collection is comprised of two scrapbooks, as well as clippings, correspondence, ephemera, and miscellaneous notes related to Tubman high school, and the 100 year celebration of the school, planned by Eleanor Mae Schweikert Moss in 1974.

Single volume scrapbook of programs from various musical and theatrical productions.

This collection is comprised of a single scrabook documenting the history of the Kiwanis Club of Augusta, Georgia, from 1969-1997. The scrapbook includes newspaper clippings, photographs, correspondence, event programs and brochures. Also included in the scrapbook is an undated photograph, likely from an earlier period, possibly late 19th- early 20th century.

This collection is comprised of the single volume scrapbook of Charles C. Stulb Jr. (1893-1975).

Scrapbook has pictures clippings programs and other materials documenting Vanover’s career as coach of the Augusta College Jaguars, athletic director, Chairman - Augusta College Department of Health and Physical Education, and Peach Belt Commissioner

This collection is comprised of a single volume scrapbook kept by Mary Lois Sibley Eve, and reflects her interests in: local art, the United Daughters of the Confederacy, Confederate memorial efforts, and education.

The collection consists of personal correspondence, photographs, and financial records documenting the prominent Walker family of Augusta, Georgia.