The Guy Weyer Miller and Jeannette Bonar Miller Mendenhall Glacier and Mount Rainier Slides are 23 slides of color photographs taken of Mendenhall Glacier and Mount Rainier in August 1962. There are 11 slides of Mendenhall Glacier and 12 slides of Mount Rainier. Two USB flash drives, dated 2016, contain scanned images of the original slides. The images of Mendenhall Glacier depict close up shots of the glacier, the visitor's center, the surrounding landscape and plants, and a faraway image of Jeannette Miller. The images of Mount Rainier depict the mountain and one of its lakes, two photographs of Guy and Jeannette Miller with the mountain in the background, and a aerial view of the mountain.

The Henry Brecher Papers, dated 1958-2007, contains photographic slides, photograph prints, notes, and reports documenting Henry Brecher's field work in Antarctica, Greenland, Canada, Peru, China and Tanzania. Captions are written on the slides. Brecher's diary and reports documents his work with Operation Deep Freeze V and the Victoria Land Traverse, which was the first American traverse to the South Pole from 1959-1960. Maps of mountains and regions in Antartica and digital reproductions of the slide images are included in this collection. Also included is an oral history interview on audiocassette of Brecher conducted in 1999 with a transcript; in it, he discusses how he became involved in Antarctic expeditions, as well as memories of the South Pole Traverse he participated in. Finally, the collection contains topographic maps and orthophotic maps of a landslide on Sherman Glacier, Alaska; Brecher plotted these maps for use by Cedomir Marangunic in his dissertation.

The Cedomir Marangunic Papers for “Effects of a Landslide on Sherman Glacier, Alaska” Dissertation date from 1964 October to circa 1971, and consist of data, photographs, and black and white negatives created by Marangunic for use while writing his dissertation at the Ohio State University. Also included in the collection are minimal amounts of correspondence planning Marangunic's trips to Alaska, as well as a circa 1971 paper on a similar topic to Marangunic's dissertation.

The Theodore (Ted) Reed Merrell III Slides Taken at Muir Inlet in Glacier Bay, Alaska date from 1965-1966 and 1971, and consist of color 35mm slides individually labeled with captions by Merrell. The slides dating to 1965 and 1966 were taken by Merrell, Roger Burnard, or Milton Trautman, and include photographs of members of the team, the ship Nunatak, camps, landscapes, plants, and animals from the area. The slides from 1971 were taken by Merrell, and document a return visit to the places he worked in Glacier Bay during 1965-1966. Each folder in the collection represents a labelled set of slides from Merrell.

The Color Slides Made From Photographs Taken by Scott Fischer During 1994 Ruth Glacier Expedition is a binder that contains approximately 800 color slides. The slides are dated July 8 and 19, 1994. Some slides contain a caption with someone’s name or the location of the photograph. The photographs primarily feature Ted Heckathorn and the Ruth Glacier Expedition team traversing the Ruth Glacier and Mount Denali. Photographs of Mount Denali’s landscape are also included. There is a note attached to a slide page that identifies three photographs of Scott Fischer.