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 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 clippings, writings, postcards, and research related to the Augusta area. The collection primarily documents Colonial to early 20th century Augusta and the Savannah River.

This collection is comprised of a single folder of clippings related to Tubman High School's graduation ceremony.

This collection is comprised of a single folder of newspaper clippings and ephemera collected by W. Milton Folds, the Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Industry and Trade. W. Milton Folds was appointed commissioner following the election of George Busbee as Governor of Georgia in 1977.

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

Weekly Chronicle and Sentinel newspapers