The Robert B. Sutton Audiotape Recordings on the History of Education contains audio recordings of lectures on the history of education that were written and presented by Robert B. Sutton for Education Class 632 and broadcast on the Ohio State University WOSU radio channel.

The Philip C. Keenan Papers contain correspondence and subject files on spectral classification and MIRA variables.

The Benjamin Bowen Lectures on French Literature contain 46 pages of lecture notes on French literature and 21 pages of notes on the French novelist and playwright Honoré de Balzac.

The Carl S. Johnson Papers contain publications and writings on conservation education. The collection dates span from 1938 to 1976.

The Clarence E. Jackson Papers contain technical papers, project materials and reports on welding research. The collection also contains writings by Clarence Jackson and his colleagues such as correspondence, welding manuals, instructional materials, journals (circa 1939-1979), and lab books (circa 1964-1977).

This collection contains an offprint of an article by Carroll Leonard Shartle titled Job Classification and Evaluation, and Shartle's autobiography, Evaluation and Ruthuen Roots and the Braytons (156 pages).

This Linden F. Edwards Papers contain two offprints by Linden Edwards concerning Norton Strange Townshend and the history of the Ohio State University Anatomy Department. Also included are manuscript works on skin diseases by John W. Lilly and on typhoid fever by A.A. Dougherty and an unknown author.

The Albert A. Gabel Papers contain materials relating to the American College of Veterinary Surgeons Exam Committee and the development of the first exams (1966-1970), reprints of articles, texts, and research proposals on equine medicine.

The Harold E. Burtt Recordings on the History of the Ohio State University Department of Psychology contains a VHS videocassette recording and an audiocassette recording of Professor Harold E. Burtt reading his notes about the history (circa 1918-1980) of the OSU Psychology Department, including comments about professors in the department during this period. The videocassette is dated March 21, 1980 and the audiocassette is dated 1980.

The Arthur Eugene Baggs Papers contain correspondence, research and class notes, and publications by Baggs and other authors.

The Harold L. Enarson Papers contain correspondence, publications, writings, reports, and an oral history interview transcript conducted by the Truman Presidential Library.

The Alfred D. Cole Papers contain business and personal correspondence, chiefly with T.C. Mendenhall, from 1911-1931, and an envelope containing autographs of American physicists.

The Scrapbook on True George Watson is a scrapbook of photographs, letters, memorabilia, obituary and newspaper clippings pertaining to True George Watson.

The Samuel Carroll Derby Papers contain correspondence, speeches, clippings, and publications by Samuel Derby. The collection also includes family correspondence, photographs and genealogical materials.

The Alvah Peterson Papers contain biographical files, including obituaries and an award from American Letters. It also contains published and unpublished writings, correspondence with a former student, and cash journals concerning the sale of his books.

The Urho A. Uotila Papers contain class and lecture materials, publications, lecture notes, tables and charts, zip and floppy disks.

The Fred Andrews Hitchcock Papers contain articles, university committees materials, board of Internal Medicine examinations, Institution of Nutrition and Food Technology materials, correspondence, and work on exercise physiology, food technology and explosive decompression.

The Paul G. Craig Papers contain correspondence, articles, and speeches.

The Nicholas Vakar Papers contain lecture notes and outlines, memoirs and notebooks, and term papers. Topics include Tsar Alexander I, II and III, ancient history, Belorussians, Catherine II, Ivan IV, Russian civilization, Muscovite state, Nicholas I, Peter I, and readings from Old Russian.

The Kenneth John Arisman Papers contain reports, speech notes, and charts concerning Ohio State University branch campuses.

The Sidney Leavitt Pressey Papers contain studies on auto-instruction, teaching machines, testing machines, accelerated education and gifted children, and gerontology, as well as publications, correspondence, diaries, and family history.

The Alfred B. Garrett Papers contain an oral history interview with Garrett and papers concerning Garrett's involvement in Ohio State University research programs.

The Dan McLachlan, Jr. Papers contain xeroxed copies of correspondence, consulting fees and contracts, expense accounts, military papers, and publications.

The Rupert Salisbury Papers contains publications, correspondence and committee records, from pharmaceutical organizations, such as American Council on Pharmaceutical Education, Inc. and the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association.

The Francis Leroy Landacre Papers contains Landacre's biography, correspondence, laboratory notebook of drawings, wedding clippings for his daughter, obituaries and memorials, student records, Landacre's wife's will, articles, publications, awards, diplomas, and certificates.

The Boyd Henry Bode Correspondence with Dr. E.J. Kircher contains correspondence between Boyd Henry Bode and Dr. E.J. Kircher, Bode's future successor at Ohio State University.

The Roderick W. Peattie Papers contains research notes, biographical materials and correspondence regarding Peattie's trip to South Africa in 1953.

The Franklin Monroe Ludden Papers contain correspondence and other materials related to Ludden's involvement in an exhibit of 18th century architectural drawings in 1965; Humanities Conferences of 1960, 1961 and 1966; Columbus Gallery Show in 1973; and an Oita exhibition in 1971; the original and duplicate audio cassettes of an oral history interview with Franklin Ludden and a transcript of the recording; correspondence relating to the art history department, U.S. Army European Theater Intelligence transcripts detailing the end of WWII and the last days of Hitler, deposition and lawsuit files against Ludden, and files documenting the Professor Anthony Melnikas affair; and materials pertaining to the Charloette Project, syllabi, Kablack seminar program, medieval history notes, and exhibit files.

The Richard Clark Knopf Papers contain publications Knopf wrote while a member of the Anthony Wayne Parkway Board and concerning Anthony Wayne and the Ohio Frontier.

The Charles A. Doan Papers contain correspondence, awards, and reprints of articles by Dr. Doan.