Typecopied letter written by Confederate General Ambrose Ransom Wright to his wife contanining an eyewitness account of the battle of Gettysburg. Contains his testimony, battle maneuvers, casualities, and battle plans.

This collection is comprised of loose papers, clippings, notes, correspondence, and photocopies of archival materials on Arthur Grabowski and the Grabowski family genealogy.

This collection is comprised of two Augusta-based newspapers. The first is a copy of the Augusta Observer, dated 1931. The second is the 175th Anniversary edition of the Augusta Chronicle, dated 1960.

This collection is comprised of autographs and autographed photograph prints containing signatures of figures such as presidents, first ladies, justices, and other government officials. Signatures include those of: Edith Wilson, Charles E. Hughes, William Taft, Robert Taft, Herbert Hoover, Warren G. Harding, and Herman Talmadge. Autographed photograph prints include signatures from Joseph Rucker Lamar and William Taft, with personal inscriptions.

Spanning the 19th and early 20th centuries, this collection documents the Benson family, with a primary focus on Berry Benson's military, literary, and historical research papers. The collection also includes family diaries by Charles and Arthur Benson and scrapbooks compiled by Jeanie Benson chronicling Augusta's cultural history.

A collection of records documenting the history and operations of the Clinch Rifle Company, a confederate militia during the civil war. Contains meeting minutes, administrative papers, and member lists.

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.

A Confederate Survivors Association scrapbook compiled by Francis Edgeworth Eve. Scrapbook contains newspaper clippings, correspondence, and other miscellaneous materials.

A brief collection of financial, legal, and personal documents from the life and career of Henry C. Roney and Philip Pearce.

This collection is comprised of typed letters written by Henry S. Dortic of the 48th regiment of the Confederacy to his mother, who resided in Augusta, Georgia from March to June 1862. These lettes cover his experiences in the regiment, as well as the sociocultural environment of the American Civil War. Collection also contains several handwritten pages of Civil War research from an unknown source.

A letter written by George Washington Rains discussing the work of D. H. Denning on the construction of the Confederate Powder Works. The letter mentions the architectural plans of C. Shater Smith, and general information about the construction project, including the obelisk chimney. The letter is written on a University of Georgia Medical Department Medical College of Georgia letterhead.

Family bibles- only title pages and family information kept.