This publication contains a calendar of Alumni events, updates on alumni, and served to keep alumni connected to the college with news about important college events and happenings.

This collection contains materials donated to North Georgia College and State University and the University of North Georgia by alumni. Materials include photographs, letters, military records, textbooks, and "remember when" stories. Of note are a World War II flight log, photographs of early presidents and students, speeches from 1897 graduation, and the American Medical Formulary from 1850.

North Georgia College Student Directory for the years of 1981 and 1986.

This collection primarily consists of Mrs. Anne Amerson's writings for North Georgia Journal and Georgia Backroads. Also included is her research and photographs of the Univeristy of North Georgia (formerly North Georgia College and State University).

This collection contains alumni newsletters and bulletins from Gainesville Junior College, Gainesville College, and Gainesville State College. The collection includes bulletins from 1985-2012. The collection is missing newsletters from 2004.

This small collection contains several chapters of Cain's History of Lumpkin County. The chapters include the latter half of the book (chapters 8-12). Of note are copies of photographs and cuts used in the published edition of the book.

The J.C. Barnes collection contains the personal records, field books, textbooks, and photographs of Professor J.C. "Daddy" Barnes. Of note are his field books which contain campus surveys including one of the drill field, survey work from his time at Harvard Engineering Camp (1904-1905), and some student work. The personal records include some college related correspondence and a scrapbook created by former students for Barnes's retirement in 1970.

This collection is comprised of 100 19th century glass plate negatives. The glass plate negatives include portraits as well as scenes from around Dahlonega and Lumpkin County, Georgia. Bruce photographed children and adults including African American families from the region.