Contains announcements, annual reports, board of trustees minutes, financial records, and other material related to the Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons.

Records of the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center (ACAC) including administrative records; artist files; exhibition files; event records and promotional material; and the records of the Nexus Press, a small press that was part of the ACAC.

Photographs from Atlanta, Georgia’s longest-running Black newspaper, the Atlanta Daily World from 1952-2004, including published and unpublished images covering topics such as Georgia politics, sports, organizations, and individuals and national stories reported by the newspaper.

Records of Atlanta Daily World, Inc., an Atlanta African American newspaper company, including financial records, correspondence, and printed material.

Consists primarily of announcements, along with brief historical information, commencement invitations and programs, memorabilia, and one bound volume of faculty minutes.

Collection of oral history interviews with Atlanta educators, conducted by Margaret Ann Mauney as part of the research for her dissertation Consciousness and Activism of Atlanta Teachers: Unionization and Desegregation, 1960-1990 (Emory University, 1997). In the interviews, educators discuss their involvement with activism in the Atlanta school system, including organizing labor unions and integrating schools.

Records of the Atlanta Film Council including correspondence, reports, announcements, membership lists, and a constitution.

Correspondence, reports, blueprints and plans, photographs, and clippings related to a proposed plaza in downtown Atlanta from 1909-1945.

Oral history interviews conducted of individuals discussing the political history of Atlanta, Georgia.

Collection of printed material, correspondence, and photographs documenting the hardcore punk rock and alternative music scene in Atlanta, Georgia from circa 1980-2009.

Records of the Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus, including administrative records, performance and event files, printed material, photographs, audiovisual material, and born digital material.

Atlanta Hillel was an organization for Jewish college students in Atlanta, Ga. The collection consists of records of Atlanta Hillel programs at Emory University, Georgia Institute of Technology, and Oglethorpe University, including correspondence, membership materials, and subject files. There is also printed material, 2004-2006, produced by Emory Hillel, a related organization for Jewish students at Emory University.

Contains administrative records, correspondence, financial records, memorabilia, photographs, and clippings related to the Atlanta Medical College.

Artifically created collection containing items related to the city of Atlanta.

Oral history interviews conducted by the Atlanta Chapter of the American Jewish Committee to preserve the history of the Jewish community in Atlanta.

Records of the Atlanta Prime Timers from 1996-2014, including membership applications, financial records, administrative files, and a significant run of the group's newsletter, APTitudes.

Consists of administrative and financial records, correspondence and clippings.

Consists of Board of Trustees minutes, catalogs, subject files, and photographs.

Papers relating to Methodist Bishop Atticus G. Haygood and the Haygood family.

This collection contains sermons, lectures, correspondence, newspaper clippings and family papers of Rev. Aubrey Hess. Initially ordained in the Methodist Protestant church, he later served Congregational and Unitarian-Universalist churches.

Contains the records of the Audubon Forest United Methodist Church in Atlanta, Georgia as well as one letter from Bishop Joel D. McDavid.

Papers of author, educator and Emory alumnus Augusta Skeen Cooper, including correspondence, photographs, and a scrapbook.

Correspondence between Confederate soldier Augustin E. Shore, who served in the 33rd North Carolina Infantry Regiment during the Civil War, and his relatives and his friends.

Papers of African American activist, urban planner, and educator Augustus Baxter and his wife Dolores Hill Baxter, including correspondence and photographs.

Papers of Augustus Baldwin Longstreet, Georgia lawyer, author, and college president, including a notebook with a microfilm copy, correspondence, printed material, photocopied reports, a photograph, and a rubbing.

One oversized bound volume containing material relating to British preacher and hymn writer, Augustus Montague Toplady, including correspondence, manuscripts of his sermons, hymns, and other writings.

Papers of Methodist bishop Bachman Gladstone Hodge including sermons, a scrapbook pertaining to Hodge's years at Emory University (1917-1920), family correspondence church ephemera, photographs, and printed material.

Letters from former president Barack Obama to his college girlfriend Alexandra McNear.

Papers of artist and novelist Barbara Chase-Riboud including correspondence, writings by Chase-Riboud, photographs, research material, and audiovisual material.

The collection consists of artwork, photographs, printed material and promotional material created and printed by Bardo Matrix Press from 1966-2009, as well as correspondence relating to Ira Cohen and Angus MacLise.