This collection contains scrapbooks, yearbooks, and other materials relating to the Heritage Garden Club.

This collection is comprised of the single handwritten year book of Houghton Elementary School, illustrated with drawings and photographs and list of pupils and teachers.

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

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.

Collection is comprised of a single scrapbook that details the National Guard's preparaton for a cantoment base in the Augusta area, circa 1914. This book contains information about Augusta's population, climate, location, hospitals and education centers, history, and preparations for the development of the cantonment.

The Richmond County Medical Society Alliance is composed of spouses of Richmond County Medical Society members. This collection includes papers written and presented by members of the Alliance for their “Research in the Romance of Medicine” series; annual reports, newsletters, yearbooks; state and national material; scrapbooks, and photographs and videos.

Photographs, news clippings, correspondence, speeches, scrapbooks, and other Augusta College memorbilia belonging to former Augusta College President Gerald Robins.

Digitized materials from the collection are available on Scholarly Commons, the institutional repository for Augusta University. Click here to browse the collection.

This collection is comprised of the single volume scrapbook of Charles C. Stulb Jr. (1893-1975). The scrapbook includes newspaper clippings on a variety of topics, including: Irish politics and news, history of Augusta, Ga, military news and history, catholic church services, and announcements related to grauations and weddings of Stulb family members.

This collection consists of various scrapbooks given to the Historical Collections and Archives from different individuals and organizations.

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.

The Alice F. Stewart papers consist of scrapbooks, correspondences, printed materials, photographs and yearbooks related to Alice F. Stewart and her Nursing Career