The Lois M. Jones Papers, dated circa 1952-1999, contains 18,275 35mm slides, negatives, and photographs of the first all-women expedition to Antarctica from 1969-1970, clippings, and correspondence sent to Lois Jones. The collection also contains one photocopy of Lois Jones' 1969 dissertation, "The Application of Strontium Isotopes as Natural Tracers: The Origin of the Salts in the Lakes and Soils of Southern Victoria Land, Antarctica," one bound copy of an earlier progress report from the dissertation, and calculations, graphs, and aerial photographs used in the dissertation. Rock samples Jones likely collected during her time working at Conoco, Inc. are also included.

The John Campbell Craddock Papers, dated circa 1959-1985, contains research proposals, data, correspondence, field notes and reports, photographs, negatives, lists, summaries, forms, and information about SCAR (Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research) related to Craddock's work as a polar geologist. The collection contains numerous files regarding Craddock's interactions with the National Science Foundation, especially in regard to grants and funding and with the SCAR WGG (Working Group on Geology).