This collection comprises of financial, administrative, and general records of the American Revolution Bicentennial Committee as they planned a celebration for the event in Augusta from 1970-1976. The collection contains correspondence, financial records, meeting minutes, event plans, legal and government documents, and publications related to the committee planning and the celebrations during 1976.

This collection is comprised of the single volume account book of an Augusta business, though the owner or business are unknown. The volume includes 334 pages, the first is dated January 1883, and the last is dated in June of 1885.

This collection contains financial, inventory, and administrative papers related to the Augusta Arsenal during the second quarter of 1861.

An Augusta-based Common law and motion docket, dated 1857-1869. This docket primarily covers common law and equity cases in Richmond County.

This collection is comprised of the financial reports of Augusta State University.

This collection contains photographs, correspondence, and other records relating to the Augusta Authors Club.

This collection is comprised of materials relating to the Coleman and Catlett families, collected by Dr. Warren Soleman in the course of geneaolgical research into the families. Collection materials include financial records, legal documents, and correspondence from various members of the Catlett and Coleman families, as well as the later materials of Dr. Warren Coleman, including his geneaology research materials, and correspondence relating to his genealogical research.

Augusta-based court docket that contains common law, equity, appeal, motion, Garnishes, Claims & Illegality Courts. From 1869-1870.

A collection of letters, degrees and certifications, legal and financial documents, and general paperwork of the Davenport family.

Bills, lists of property, account receipts, deeds, correspondence, mortgage, checks

This collection is comprised of a single folder of the financial records of Daniel Wright. Materials include shares in Port Royal Company, the Princeton Manufacturing Company, the Augusta National Exposition Company, the Aiken Manufacturing Company, the Stonewall Iron Company of Alabama, the Macon and Augusta Railroad Company, the Augusta Union Bank, the Augusta Insurance & Banking Company, the Bank of Augusta.

This collection is comprised of legal and financail records detailing the purchase of several enslaved people in Richmond County, Georgia. Collection is primarily made up of deed of sales and general legal papers, including materials on freed slaves in the area.

An Augusta-based equity court docket from the years 1855-1869. Contains case numbers, the parties involved, documents filed, and their filing dates.

This collection comprises of official documentation, governement and financial documents, land deeds, research materials, photographs, and tours and events ledger book relating to the Augusta Richmond County Historical Society's rehabilitation and acquisition of the Ezekiel Harris House "White House".

This collection is comprised of ledgers, reports, publications, directories, and photographs relating to the First Baptist Church of Evans (1930-2023). The collection also contains blueprints and documentation of the congregation's several building renovations and the personal notes and seminary work of pastor John Miller.

This collection comprises of professional and personal materials relating to George J. Roark's time as the City Manager of Augusta from 1947-1948. The collection contains budgets, audits, city reports, bond appeals for city improvements, correspondence, and other materials related to the development of the city.

This collection is comprised of a single folder of the tax documents of George McWhorter.

A collection of Annual Reports and a telephone directory from the Georgia Railroad Banking Company and its partner company First Railroad & Banking Company of Georgia. Primarily covers company growth, financial health, and general annual news of the organizaiton.

This collection is comprised of a single Georgia Revolutionary War Claim, dated 1836. The document is a retrospective account of Matthew St. Clair Clarke's case, in which he demands to be compensated for the extensive damanges to his hosuse and property during the Revolutionary War.