Cabinet card portrait featuring Andrew Wood holding a fiddle and Walter Wood holding a guitar.

United States Postal Card addressed to W. N. Ayers, Fort Smith, containing his grades at Arkansas Industrial University, 1875.

Booklet of University of Arkansas tickets of W. Williams, 1913-1914, with tickets 16-27 still attached; carte de visite of Old Main.

Desegregation award to University of Arkansas, 1951; 3 items (certificate, program, and leaflet).

Printed form letter from Hovey, "Head Quarters, Army of the South West, Camp at Helena, Ark." requesting that soldiers on sick leave who had recovered be returned to their regiments. This copy was directed, in different type, "To His Excellency the Governor of Wisconsin."

Two typed versions of a play by George Stockard, "King Jeff the First," concerning "King Jeff" (Arkansas Governor Jeff Davis) and other politicians and university administrators.

Last letter of John I. Murphy (1858-1878), a student at the University of Arkansas (then Arkansas Industrial University) 1877/78, to his father; 4 tintypes of Murphy family; photograph of unidentified AIU Student.

Expense account to the United States from D. Vandershire, "Apt. Supt. Chick. R.C.," for the hire of horses for five trips, April 20, 1837 - September 5, 1838. "To hire of horse while engaged in emigrating Chickasaw Indians..."

Contract transferring to Charlton Thompson settlement derived by Peter Whetstone for improvements to land in Lovely County, Arkansas, later part of Indian Territory.

Printed form letter from a committee of the Teachers' Institute, Greenwood, Arkansas, to be sent to directors of school districts for "the upbuilding of free common schools."

Small broadside advertising a "School for Dancing," Sparks' Hall, [Fort Smith?].

Printed (red ink) program for "A Spanish Evening" to benefit the Women's Library Association, Helena, Arkansas, April 24, 1894.

Music manuscript, "Ear Training" (26 pp on 1 leaf) by Assistant Professor of Music John Strong Glasier; note from Glacier to librarian Marvin A. Miller, Feb. 14, 1945.

Typewritten eyewitness account pertaining to the disposition of the dead and wounded following the battle of Prairie Grove (Washington County), December 7, 1862, by Samuel Pinckney Pittman, 1st Sergeant, Company K, 34th Arkansas Infantry. This account was first published in the December 5, 1896 issue of the Mountain City Gazette, Fayetteville (Washington County), Arkansas.

Articles of agreement and regulations, providing for membership, meetings, voting, election of officers, and financial and other business of a stock company organized to establish a "Female School" at Magnolia, Columbia County.