11 postcards and 7 stereoscopic photographs of life in Southern Africa. Topics covered include gold mining, African villages and people, agricultural laborers, politicians, and De Beers Mines in Kimberly, South Africa. Countries covered include South Africa, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), Namibia, Tanzania, Zambia, and many unknown locations. The photographs are from approximately 1900-1910. Many of the stereoscopic photographs are dated 1901 and printed in England.

The Native American advocacy and fundraising ephemera consists of fundraising mailings and associated pins and necklaces from the Native American Rights Fund and American Indian Relief Council. Objects include a medicine wheel pin, feather pin, 35th Anniversary NARF label pin, and a feather necklace.

The Original Michigan Fiddlers Association collection contains a senate resolution in honor of the organization, correspondence, a certificate of appreciation to Bob Fleck and Jane Allison, and annotated revised bylaws from 1995.

Die Nationaliozialiftifiche Revolution consists of 62 photographic slides housed in paper sleeves. The sleeves have descriptive text in German about the images. They appear to be a published set of slides serving as propaganda images for Hitler, Nazis, and the Third Reich. Images depict Hitler, Nazi senior leaders, the German military, politicians, parades, parliamentery sessions, and buildings, among other topics.

The Richard Whitlow papers are digital copies of his geographic publications relating to Dambos, soil conservation and erosion, prehistoric and contemporary gullying, land degradation, deforestation, land use, mapping, and other related topics in Zimbabwe.

The Allen Neighborhood Center records consist of annual reports, a timeline, and the report "Growing in Community: A Plan for Lansing's Eastside."