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

Collection contains a single used red matchbook cover that advertises for War Bonds and the Augusta Arsenal, featuring the phrase "Buy Bonds, Beat Hitler."

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

An yearbook of Camp Gordon from 1918 covering different talents, activities, and general happenings of Camp Gordon.

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.

Military documents, personal letters, photos and newspaper clippings written by or about William H. Fletcher during his WWII service.  Also includes information on boyhood friends who enlisted with Fletcher in Augusta, Georgia and comrades from the 350^th Bomb Squadron, 100^th Bomb Group, Thorpe Abbots, England.