Collection contains, pamphlets, photographs, postcards, Burton Bookstore material, DAR materials, financial ledgers, bankbooks, chequebooks, correspondence, newspaper clippings, books, periodicals (Hugenot Society of South Carolina), handwritten poems, Rhymes and Jingles: A Souvenir of Auburn by R.W. Burton, and other miscellaneous items.

This collection contains papers, including poems by both Ruth and Carolyn Faulk, dating from 1923 up to the early 1970s. It is uncertain if any of these poems were ever published. Some miscellaneous notes and favorite poems by other poets are also included.

This collection contains letters that span several decades from "Ted" Theodore C. Hoepfner to "Sunny" Opal Virgina Combs Fields. Also included are poems by George Marion O'Donnell, Richard Croom Beatty, and poems and essays written and/or edited by Hoepfner, who occasionally wrote under the pseudonym Anton Kobold.

This collection contains George's drafts of both published and unpublished work, manuscripts, and research materials. The collection also contains correspondence, both personal and professional.

The collection consists of correspondence primarily concerning the Sims family and newspaper clippings saved by Mrs. Judd for her collection of humorous stories and sayings. A few pamphlets, clippings and some correspondence in the collection relate to Mrs. Judd's career in education in North Carolina.

Collection includes material of the Walker family, early settlers in Talladega County, Alabama. The bulk of the material is antebellum, but the financial items date to the 1890's. Besides correspondence between 1846 and 1852 (primarily letters to Rosa Conrad Walker) the collection consists of financial papers, legal items, tax assessments and receipts, miscellaneous items such as poetry and a cloth bag, and several Civil War items, specifically a parole and pardon.