The Dr. George Doumani Papers, dated 1957-1963, 2001-2002, contain rubber stamps, a stamped envelope and order form, and a stamp plate. Doumani ordered these materials when he was an employee at the Ohio State University (OSU) Institute of Polar Studies. The stamps feature the Antarctic expeditions Doumani attended through the Institute of Polar Studies: The Mount Weaver Expedition and the Antarctic Geological Expedition. A stamp for the International Geophysical Year, 1957-1958 is also included. This collection also includes an oral history interview on audiocassette. In the oral history interview, he discussed fossil discovery in Antarctica during the International Geophysical Year and his work with the Institute of Polar Studies.

The Wakefield Dort, Jr. Papers collections contains aerial photgraphs, photograph negatives, photographs, a field notebook, a United States Antarctic Research Program flag, a United States Antarctic Research Program plaque, maps, audio tapes, patches, and 16mm and 35mm slides. Items in this collection were complied during Dort, Jr's time in the United States Antarctic Research Program. Material is dated circa 1940s to 2002 March.

The Scrapbook Documenting Operation Deepfreeze and News about Antarctica is a scrapbook containing newspaper clippings concerning Operation Deepfreeze and other news connected with research occuring at that time in Antarctica; it dates from 1955-1956. The creator of the scrapbook is unknown, but was donated by Richard E. Byrd's grandson Robert Breyer.