Diploma was awarded to Sarah G. Stokes by the Public Schools of Richmond County, a high school Diploma from the Girl’s [Tubman] High School on June 28. 1878

This collection is comprised of a single volume scrapbook kept by Mary Lois Sibley Eve, consisting of newspaper clippings that document local arts reviews, the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and Confederate memorial efforts, with a few entries on child labor and education. Of most interest is a letter on Georgia Department of Education letterhead, written on behalf of Superintendent Duggan regarding the establishment of Georgia Day.

This collection is comprised of the single copy of the "Sketch of the Northern Frontiers of Georgia extending from the mouth of the Savannah River to the town of Augusta" created by Archibald Campbell in 1780, and published in London by William Faden.

This collection is comprised of the single copy of a map of St. Paul's Parish in Georgia, from 1755-1775.

This collection is comprised of a single copy of a map of the state of Georgia, dated 1895. This map depicts counties and land lot districts throughout the state.

This collection is comprised of the single copy of a map of Georgia's state recreation areas.

This collection is comprised of a single copy of a map of the Southern states produced by Laurie and Whittle in 1794. The map was originally compiled by Bernard Romans for use in the American Military Pocket Atlas.

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

The collection consists of papers of W.H. Fluker from 1906-1926. The papers mainly contain correspondence pertaining to his involvement with the Columbia Mining Company (McDuffie County, Ga.).

This collection is comprised of materials related to the genealogy research William H. Dumont conducted from 1960-1969, on many Georgia families. The materials include correspondence, photocopies of primary sources, research notes, and handwritten family trees. William Henry Dumont (1897-1970),  was a certified genealogist and editor of the National Genealogical Society Quarterly, and researched family geneaolgy focused in Georgia and the Carolinas.

Dr. Thomas R. Wright received his medical degree from the Medical College of Georgia in 1876. He taught at MCG for 47 years, first as professor of anatomy and later as professor of surgery. He was known as a skillful surgeon. Dr. Wright served as dean of the Medical College of Georgia from 1894-1896.