The collection includes printed programs, a selection of papers presented by members, histories of the Class, book lists, and photographs.

The Jean S. Lindsay Papers contain three series: Career, Community, and Family Papers. The Career series includes typescripts, manuscripts, correspondence, research, notes, and photographs relating, with only a few exceptions, to Lindsay's work at the Watson Archives (1980-1982). The Community series consists chiefly of correspondence and notes for the Now Nameless Bibliophiles group and a small amount of material relating to the Friends of the University of Rochester Libraries (1980s). The Family Papers series contains photographs, diaries, memorabilia, newspaper clippings, and research relating primarily to Jean S. Lindsay's paternal ancestors (the Lindsay, Hatch, and Curtice families) and her maternal ancestors (the Courter and Sampson families).

The Jerre Mangione Papers consists of his extensive correspondence, personal and work-related documents, newspaper clippings and reviews, manuscripts, notes, and miscellanea.

The Jerre Mangione Papers consists of his extensive correspondence, personal and work-related documents, newspaper clippings and reviews, manuscripts, notes, and miscellanea.

The Joan V. Bondurant Papers includes documents relating to Bondurant's life (1918 and 2003). The collection includes documents relating to the non-violence movement and the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi, manuscripts and published articles and books, political and personal papers from her work in India, notes and class lectures from her time at Michigan State University and the University of California Berkeley, personal and professional correspondence, photographs, and unpublished family poetry.

The papers consist of two volumes of typescripts of Dr. Hoffmeister's speeches, convocation addresses, commencement addresses, radio talks, writings, etc., from 1934 to 1960. At the beginning of each volume there is a table of contents.

This collection includes manuscript and typescript drafts and other papers associated with novels, short stories, nonfiction and criticism, poetry and children's stories, and opera librettos. There is also correspondence with literary agents, publishers, fans, students and friends. Additionally, there are papers associated with teaching and scholarship in creative writing and medieval literature, publicity materials, photographs, interviews, articles by and about Gardner, and reviews.

The papers consist mainly of maps and reports related to Professor Gavett's tour of duty in France with the Engineering Corp during World War I.

The papers include correspondence to and from Morgan, manuscripts of articles and speeches, manuscript notebooks and travel diaries, and the manuscripts of several of his books. Correspondents include Henry Adams, Adolph F. Bandelier, Charles Darwin, Joseph Henry, Francis Parkman, and Herbert Spencer.