This collection contains papers related to Lou Buttino's writing career. These feature his magazine articles, newspaper columns, proposals, and manuscripts, as well as media copies of his video and film work.

1983 July 10, Upstate Magazine article by Lou Buttino entitled, [i]Carmen Basilio: The onion farmer fought his way into the hearts of upstate boxing fans-along the way won two championships.[/i]

1995 March, [i]Buttino leaves for UNC,[/i] published in the Pioneer.

The Captain Edward W. Ward Collection includes various items related to Ward's experience during the Civil War including Confederate Bond Coupons, a loan to the Confederate States and papers regarding his military service. The collection also contains newspaper articles and documents regarding settlement of debts by made by Ward.

Contains drawings of various marine invertebrates and shells printed in the early 19th century.

Upstate Magazine, Sunday May 16, 1982

This series contains materials related to Celia: A Slave, authored by Dr. Melton McLaurin. Materials include book jackets, correspondence, manuscripts, newspaper articles, notecards, and reviews. Celia: A Slave is an account of an enslaved woman who is charged with murdering her enslaver after years of sexual assault. The events and trial took place in Missouri during the 1850s.

This series includes material related to Separate Pasts: Growing up White in the Segregated South, authored by Dr. Melton McLaurin. Materials include: correspondence, manuscripts, newspaper articles, and reviews.