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This collection consists of 174 photographs which were taken towards the end of World War II in France and Germany. All of the photos were retrieved by American solders from a house in France.

The collection includes research materials collected by Jean Allen Battle and William P. Danenburg for a proposed biography of Raymond Robins, an unofficial ambassador of the United States to the Soviet government between 1917 and 1918. Also included are bibliographies, handwritten notes, newspaper clippings, and photocopies of articles by and about Robins and about American – Russian relations.

Personal papers including photocopies and photographs of biographical information and materials concerning the history of Pensacola Navy Yard and Warrington, Florida.

The Holbrook Collection consists of 7 West African items. It includes 6 masks from Burkino Faso and the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) and 1 Dogon figure from the Republic of Mali.

The Helen and Adelaide Ferris Collection contains travel papers, passports, books, and brochures as well as artwork, and statues from a 1950 trip to South Africa taken by Port Everglades activist Helen T. Ferris (1917-2007) and Adelaide M. Ferris (1920-1973).

Personal papers, 1919-1972, including letters, newspaper clippings, financial and income tax records, and other papers concerning his interests in the Bayside Tourist Park, Bay View Trailer Park, Dead Lakes Fishing Camp, the Santa Villa subdivision, and the Browder Fixture Company in St. Louis, Missouri.

This collection includes outgoing correspondence between UCL, FAU, and FIU faculty (1989–1995), faculty and new hire documentation, education facility specifications, records of the Bailey Hall closure, collective bargaining and union materials (United Faculty of Florida), and institutional collections (e.g., the GEGULD Collection). The records reflect academic leadership, organizational development, and decision-making in a key period for Broward College's libraries and upper-level academic management.

The collection contains photographs relating to Donald Pickett's years as a student at FSU, including trips to the beach, football games and graduation. (See box list.)

The collection has been divided into the following two series: Crystal River Land Acquisition Records and Pool Construction. The collection contains deeds, blueprints, a scrapbook of correspondences and newspaper clippings.