The papers contain original letters and transcriptions, envelopes, will fragment, invitations, and a report card pertaining to Mary C. Scruggs.

Approximately 4,125 sheets of drawings include tracings on vellum, flimsy, graph and bond paper. Included are renderings, sections, elevations, floor plans, site plans, schedules, details, and topographic maps. The drawings are arranged alphabetically by project title.

* indicates a job number which may be different from that on the drawings.

The collection consists of a land grant awarded to Audley Skillern for the southeast quarter of Section 26, Township 17, Range 29 (160 acres) in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Although the document ostensibly features the signature of President Millard Fillmore, by 1851 presidents designated a secretary to sign land grants on their behalf.

The collection consists primarily of maps and technical drawings created by Fayetteville, Arkansas City Engineer W. C. Smith. These include maps of areas in Fayetteville, Springdale, Winslow, and Siloam Springs; a complete map of Fayetteville; and plans related to the Fayetteville Municipal Airport.

Draft by-laws of The Students's Exchange, Inc., an organization that incorporated in 1947 in order to sell or trade groceries and other goods primarily to University of Arkansas students, faculty, and staff. The organization's store was located on North Garland Avenue in Fayetteville, and was open at least through August 1948.

Correspondence and papers

This collection includes drawings, correspondence, and other material on architectural projects; notes and materials for Cyrus Sutherland’s manuscript, Buildings of Arkansas; and materials from the University of Arkansas including student projects, photographs related to architectural preservation, and architectural history.

Materials include awards, plaques, invitations, newsletters, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, magazine clippings, correspondence, photographs, lectures, academic publications, research journals, club minutes, constitutions, charters, University of Arkansas job applications and notices of change in job status, poetry by Otis Hite, and confidential papers pertaining to illegal recruitment of Jim Barnes.

Copies of letters dated at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania July 3, September 4 and 24, 1891, and February 7, 1907, from Tebbetts to Mary B. Paddock, Fayetteville, Arkansas, pertaining to reminiscences of the Tebbetts family in Fayetteville.

This collection includes records related to the productions and administration of TheatreSquared in Fayetteville, AR. Contents primarily consist of materials related to its productions, including promotional materials, box office reports, scripts, and prompt scripts. Other materials include administrative records relating to the activities of the Board of Directors, research, casting, and planning documents.

The collection consists of organizational records of Fayetteville, Arkansas’ University Heights Neighborhood Association, including board meeting minutes, treasurer’s reports and financial records, member lists, newsletters, and materials regarding issues of interest to residents, particularly zoning, parking, and traffic concerns.

This collection consists of school annuals, programs, and other historical material concerning school.

Print proofs of posters, publications, and other event and promotional materials created by the University of Arkansas Print, Mail, Copy (PMC) Solutions for clients. Subjects include music venues, educational organizations, professional organizations, and businesses.

The papers, photographs, genealogical information, diplomas, and clippings refer to Fredrica and Grace Upchurch's parents, their brother, and sisters. There are also papers, including itemized accounts of daily expenses Fredrica and Grace Upchurch maintained over a sixty-year period, and photographs concerning the University of Arkansas, Arkansas State Normal School (later renamed Arkansas State Teachers College), and Fort Smith public and private schools.

The collection includes correspondence, flyers, meeting minutes, and other materials related to the VA Hill Neighborhood Association and to the Fayetteville Neighborhood Program. Also included are some materials related to other Fayetteville neighborhood associations, likely collected by the VA Hill Neighborhood Association as examples.

The collection contains materials related to the Van Hoose Family, primarily of Washington County, Arkansas, and includes photographs, scrapbooks, correspondence, a book on family genealogy, and two issues of the Fayetteville, Arkansas newspaper The Arkansas Countryman. Photograph subjects include schools in Harris and in Elkins, as well as Van Hoose family members.

Folio volume, 12" x 16", bound in half leather with alternate pages for registration of hotel guests and blotter pages containing advertisements for area merchants and services.

General ledger, June 19, 1906-July 9, 1907, of W. M. Simpson Co., Fayetteville, Ark. produce dealer doing business in Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Tennessee, and Texas.

The collection consists of correspondence, photographs, property records, newspaper clippings, and other materials pertaining to Judge David Walker and the Walker family. Included are materials related to the service of David Walker and other family members in the Confederate Army during the U. S. Civil War, as well as materials related to David Walker's judicial and legal career, and to Senator James David Walker's legal and political career.

The proposals consist of correspondence, documents, blueprints, sketches, plans, and one photograph.