The Ohio State University, Faculty Photographic Society Records contain membership and program lists, meeting notices and histories of the organization.

The George Burton Tobey Papers include research and lecture notes, writings and correspondence chiefly pertaining to landscape architecture. Topics include planning and management of roadside vegetation, architectural and historic garden preservation, environmental science, and national forests. The collection also includes correspondence pertaining to the Ohio State University Department of Landscape Architecture.

The James C. Rubright Papers contain minutes of faculty meetings, committee and teaching materials, correspondence, book reviews, and materials on James Theodore Bent and the Naissus-Medianna excavation proposal.

The William B. Coulter Papers contain audiocassette recordings, a transcript, and an outline of an oral history interview conducted by R. McGary and J.F. Luchsinger. Topics in the interview include the Ohio Board of Regents, Coulter's administrative career, the Inter-University Council, and events and personalities in Ohio higher education.

The Robert C. McMaster Papers contain biographical information, research and consultant reports, notebooks and correspondence. Topics include the Trans-Alaska pipeline, X-ray procedures in welding, and construction of aircraft.

The Mars Fontana Papers contain correspondence, writings, patents, theses and visual materials such as glass plate slides, lantern slides and a film.

The Bradley Chapin Papers contain personal and professional papers, including correspondence, financial records, class and Department of History notes, history research, and publications.

The Albert Romeo Papers contain proposals relating to consulting projects, Department of Engineering Graphics committee materials, instructional materials, correspondence and clippings.

The James Osborn Lord Metallography Lecture Typescripts contain thirteen typescript lectures on metallography, 1937.

The Thomas Celestine Holy Papers contain agendas, correspondence and minutes for the Commission for New Residential Schools for the Blind and Deaf (1944-1952), course materials in school planning, construction, equipment, finance, and administration (1938-1942), diary of a western trip (1920), publications and material on the Thomas C. Holy Fellowship (1970).

The Saad Z. Nagi Papers contain publications, correspondence, writings, and papers by Professor Saad Nagi, with materials of special interest pertaining to governmental programs and policies concerning impairment and disability, child abuse, and rehabilitation.

The Richard H. Hoppin Papers contain awards, off-prints, correspondence, notebooks, manuscripts, and an audiotape of music by Hoppin.

The Carroll A. Swanson Papers contain correspondence, retirement letters, reprints, lab notebooks and other writings.

The Robert S. Newdick Lectures on English Literature contain lectures on English literature written by Professor Newdick in 1934 for the Ohio Emergency Jr. Radio College broadcast on the OSU radio channel WOSU.

The Charles Willard Papers contains writings by Willard and service reports.

The Richard H. Rapp Papers contain correspondence, vita, publications, and presentations. The majority of materials are correspondence.

The Kenneth E. Naylor Papers contain class and student advisee information, correspondence, and articles. Much of the material is in various Slavic languages.

The Herbert Osborn Papers contain professional correspondence related to entomology, biographical information about Herbert Osborn, clippings, and other papers related to Osborn's faculty position and appointment as director of the Ohio Biological Survey.

The John H. J. Upham Papers contain speeches, curriculum files, and personal materials.

The front of this book is inscribed with "This memory book has been dedicated to Weikko A. Heiskanen by his friends and colleagues upon his retirement from the Ohio State University in 1965."

The Adolph E. Waller Papers contain professional correspondence, papers, addresses, certificates, articles, class notes, notebooks and photographs.

The Sherman L. Frost Papers contain lecture notes, a course prospectus, and reports.

The Roy Bowen Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contain a transcript and audiocassettes of an oral history interview conducted by Jeannette Sexton on March 26, 2001.

The Noel Paul Hudson Papers contain addresses and talks on health and disease, book reviews, correspondence, course materials, university committee files, publications, lectures on yellow fever, and other papers on the history of syphilis and the history of bacteriology.

The Mateja Matejic Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contains a transcript and audiocassette tapes of an oral history interview of Father Mateja Matejic conducted by Dr. Leon Twarog on February 5, 2003. Interview discussion topics include the creation of the Hilandar Research Library at the Ohio State University and the expeditions to Hilandar Monastery on Mount Athos (1970, 1971, 1975) to microfilm manuscripts.

The Joel Ernest Carman Correspondence and Handwritten Itineraries for the Geological Survey of Ohio contain correspondence from Carman's former students and other contacts, and handwritten itineraries for the Geological Survey of Ohio in Lucas County from 1917, 1920-1940, 1946, 1947, 1953, and 1954.

The Charles B. Morrey Papers contain biographical material, lecture notes, diplomas, memorabilia, publications and photographs.

The Michael Curran Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contains an oral history interview transcript and audiocassettes of Michael Curran conducted by William J. Studer on October 30, 2003. Curran discusses his work as a professor of Slavic and East European history, with an emphasis on Russia, his position as both Associate and Acting Dean of Humanities, from 1975 to 1983, his time as a Dean of University College from 1986 to 1990, and his position as Director of the Office of Study Abroad. Curran discusses his involvement, along with Leon Twarog, in the creation and development of Ohio State's Center for Slavic and European Studies.

The Clyde O. Ruggles Papers consists mostly of notes Ruggles prepared for economics classes he taught at Ohio State University, an accounts book, and a lecture notebook he used as a student.

The Alpheus Wilson Smith Papers contain publications, administrative and department files, and class notes.