This collection is comprised of educational texts used by various students from Augusta, Georgia.

This collection is comprised of the annual reports of the president of Augusta University.

This collection is comprised of miscellaneous Blount family papers. Materials include correspondence, drawings, and publications.

This collection is comprised of campus maps and brochures about the Augusta University campus.

This collection is comprised of the single page cover of Choice Magazine, depicting the original entrance to Reese Library.

Consists of foreign editions of Marshall’s best known works. Donor believed to be Edison Marshall Jr.

contains first, working and final drafts of a selection of Marshall’s books, plays and short stories as well as photographs.  Contains notes and drafts by Edison Marshall Jr. for a biography of his father as well as the draft and bound copy of Marshall Jr.’s master’s thesis.

The Robert B. Greenblatt paprs document his medical career at the Medical College of Georgia. It consists of: medical research notes, journal articles, professional and personal correspondences, drafts and final copies of book publications, lectures notes, photographs, slides, books, diplomas, certificates, medals, cassette tapes, and phonograph records.

This collection is comprised of a single event program for the memorial service in honor of veterans who served as part of the Mexican Border Service during WWI.

This collection is comprised of the instituional retention studies of Augusta University.

This collection is comprised of a single program of the Patrick Walsh Council 677 of the Knights of Columbus for the unveiling of a memorial statue of Saptain Louis Legarde Battey.

This collection is comprised of a single folder of ephemera related to Berckman's nursery, a local business in Augusta, Georgia during the 19th century. Collection materials include a nursery catalog page in english, a nursery ctatalog in russian, and 2 pages of P.J. Berckman correspondence.

This collection is comprised of two folders of student activity publications, including brochures and event calendars created by the Office of Student Activities (later called Student Life and Engagement).

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.

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