This collection contains histories, event progams, general ephemera, and other materials written or submitted by 32 individual churches in the Augusta area.  A variety of Protestant churches, Catholic churches, and Jewish synagogues are represented.

This small collection contains documents related to the Medical Association of Georgia and the Medical Society of Georgia. The society originated in Savannah, GA in the 19th century. In 1966 the society was dissolved and became part of the Sixth District Medical Society. These records were transferred to HCA in 2006 from the State of Georgia Archives.

This collection is comprised of a single folder of miscellaneous ephemera related to the Augusta area. Included in the collection are 19th century postcards of the Augusta Arsenal and downtown Augusta, a single sheet of music for "O Jesus who art ever near," a 19th century of W.H.T. Walker, 21st century photographs of the Augusta area, including the Partridge Hotel, as well as several reproductions of portraits of members of the Adams/McWhorter family.

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 4 program booklets from the Annual Women's Titleholders Golf Championship at the Augusta Country Club, held in 1958. The programs contain the history of the event, previous and recent champions, and several articles covering the event. The programs cover the years 1958-1964.