Records of the Barkley Forum including Emory forensics classes and workshops consists of photographs, annual reports, correspondence, curriculum, manuals, and internal communications. There is also documentation on the creation and funding of the Urban Debate League, Emory National Debate Institute, and other outreach programs created by Barkley Forum Director Melissa Maxcy Wade.

Collection of printed material assembled by Barry Miles for the compilation of his William S. Burroughs: A Bibliography 1953-1973.

Consists of one letter dated May 10 from Basil Wilberforce to Frances Powers Cobbe.

Papers of civic and political activist Be Haas of Atlanta, Georgia. The collection includes clippings, programs, photographs and correspondence relating to her awards and honors, organizational involvement, and public relations endeavors.

Contains one bound volume of galley proofs along with author notations.

Contains the writings of Beatrice Bruteau, a Christian philosopher who worked in the field of inter-spirituality and contemplative thought.

Papers of Emory history professor Bell Irvin Wiley, including correspondence, writings, and research files primarily consisting of materials pertaining to the Civil War.

CDs of interviews conducted by William B. Turner when he was a Feminism and Legal Theory Project visiting scholar and a visiting professor at Emory Law School 2006-2007.

Collection of materials relating to Irish author Benedict Kiely including book plates, correspondence, notes, a photograph, and printed material.

One scrapbook containing sixty black and white photographs depicting the lives of young refugees in West Germany after World War II.

Correspondence, ledgers, printed materials, photographs, miscellany, and books related to patients of Drs. Benjamin F. and Hattie T. Akin.

Papers of Confederate soldier and farmer Benjamin L. Mobley and his brother, James M. Mobley including family correspondence, a loyalty oath, bills, and receipts.

Microfilm copy of two scrapbooks mainly containing a series of articles written by Confederate soldier Benjamin S. Williams, who served in the 25th and 47th Georgia Infantry Regiments, in which he reminisces about the Civil War.

Papers of Georgia soldier Benjamin T. Watkins, his son John Hill Watkins, and James McMillan from 1818-1920, including correspondence, military records kept by Benjamin T. Watkins relating to the relocation of Cherokee Indians, and miscellaneous land contracts and receipts.

Papers of teacher and Confederate soldier, Benjamin Wesley Justice and his wife, Ann Justice of North Carolina.

Papers of African American artist Benny Andrews including correspondence, photographs, exhibit files, printed material, family papers, and artwork.

Family papers of author, businessman, and Holocaust survivor Bert Lewyn, and his wife, Esther Lewyn, including correspondence, photographs, and materials relating to the writing of his book On the Run in Nazi Berlin.

Records of the Bert and Mary Meyer Foundation, whose mission was to support rural communities in the Southeast working for environmental, social, and economic change. Records includes grantee files, meeting minutes, printed material, conference and workshop files, and audiovisual and born digital material.

Papers of Georgia teenager Bertha Durham including correspondence, gift books, a diary, and photographs.

Papers of Bethany Ewald Bultman regarding her book, Redneck Heaven, including research notes, drafts, clippings, photographs, and audio-visual material.

Contains administrative board minutes, photographs, veteran information, church bulletins, financial reports, and church directories from Bethel United Methodist Church from 1976-2011.

Microfilm copies, photocopies and select original documents from the Bethesda Home for Boys of Savannah Georgia.

Contains one handwritten folio book of minutes of the Bethesda Methodist Church Sabbath School Teacher's Association.

Consists of committee and conference records, church registers, and minutes from the Bethesda United Methodist Church in Lexington, Georgia.

Correspondence between Bettie Tindall of Fayette, Missouri and Frank Dodd, a United States soldier who was stationed at military posts in the Western states including Fort Leavenworth and Fort Riley, Kansas, and at posts in Nebraska, Colorado, and Nevada Territories, and Fort Laramie, Dakota Territory from 1860-1866.

Personal, political, and business papers of Betty Talmadge, businesswoman, author, former first lady of Georgia, and ex-wife of Senator Herman E. Talmadge.

Papers of Beverly Griffith, a public relations director at Eastern Airlines, including photographs, a scrapbook, printed material, family papers, and correspondence.

Papers of activist, Beverly Long, consist of correspondence, clippings, reports, newsletters and printed material from 1954-2001, primarily relating to her work with Help Our Public Education, Inc. (H.O.P.E.).

Consists of five items: “A Sunday letter”; a set of Biblical puzzle blocks; “Golden Grain Promise Box”; “Sabbath Recreation” game; and a booklet on Bible acrostics.

Papers (many photocopies) of Georgia lawyer and humorist Bill Arp (Charles Henry Smith) including newspaper columns, a dissertation, correspondence, legal documents, and a bill of sale.