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This collection includes copies of materials acquired by the National Archives from the House Select Committee on the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy; copies of reports from the Dallas Police Department; copies of items from the Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon Presidential libraries;  original manuscripts;  copies of materials from the Assassination Records Review Board, the Warren Commission, the FBI, and the CIA;  correspondence  with assassination theorists;  memos;  periodical articles;  newsletters;  newspaper clippings;  photos;  computer disks;  videotapes and audiotapes of recorded testimony, and oral histories.

Books, pamphlets, periodicals, manuscripts, and correspondence. This collection pertains to the life and work of poet, Kathleen Raine. There are books and pamphlets by Kathleen Raine, daing 1935-1990, and books by other authors with introductory material by Raine, dating 1932-1981. There are works edited or translated by Raine, which date 1945-1968, the originals of which are in French or Spanish. The secondary and miscellaneous works in the collection date 1967-1970, and are either books about Raine or books that she felt were significant to her writing. The books in this collection can be found in the library's online catalog. The periodicals date 1935-1990, and contain contributions by Raine, including off-prints. The manuscripts include "Yeat's Holy City of Byzantium," dating 1994, and an accompanying letter.

Audiovisual recordings, newspaper and magazine clippings, and other documentation of the work of Keith Beauchamp, especially regarding Emmett Till and the 2005 motion picture The Untold Story of Emmett Louis Till.

The Kennedy Collection documents the lives of Dr. Thomas Simpson Kennedy, Judge Willaim T. Kennedy, and John D. Kennedy and their family. The collection includes photographs of the Kennedy family, manuscripts, and a research file. The manuscripts were written by William T. Kennedy and primarily describe vignettes from his early law career and the career of his father, Dr. Thomas Kennedy.