This collection contains a scrapbook created by A. Louise Matson Mack when she was a student at Ohio State University from 1917 to 1921. The scrapbook contains newspaper clippings as well as programs and tickets from Ohio State University events.

The Alford Gay Bradbury and Margaret Helen Cramer Papers contains calendars, mementos, and a scrapbook.

The Alice Josephine Cantwell Dumbaugh Scrapbook contains a scrapbook created by Cantwell that contains clippings and photographs of people and Ohio State University campus buildings. The scrapbook is dated 1922-1929.

The Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Iota Chapter Records date from 1925 to 2010, and contain scrapbooks, photograph albums, photographs, slides, administrative records, and several awards. Administrative records consist of meeting minutes, membership records, fraternity officers' notebooks, and alumni rosters.

The Alpha Sigma Phi, Zeta Chapter Scrapbook contains a scrapbook compiled by members of the Zeta chapter of the fraternity, dated 1917-1938.

This collection contains a scrapbook created by Anna Seeley while she was a student at Ohio State University, dated 1920-1921. The scrapbook includes programs, photographs, tickets, souveniers from events, and notes from friends.

The Carl Hoffmeyer Scrapbook on Operation Deep Freeze I, dated 1955-1957, contains newspaper clippings about the United States’ exploration and research progress during Operation Deep Freeze I. Newspaper clippings about the exploration of Antarctica by the United Kingdom, Russia, New Zealand, and Japan are also included in the scrapbook. Hoffmeyer divided the scrapbook into several sections; the sections are divided by articles that define the purpose of Operation Deep Freeze, the equipment used during the expedition, and the operation’s progress. The last part of the scrapbook has newspaper clippings related to the International Geophysical Year and the death of Admiral Richard E. Byrd.

The Carl O. Boucher Papers contains Boucher's faculty papers, including articles, lectures, notes, biographical materials, personal correspondence, notebooks, scrapbooks, and photographs.

The Catherine Marting Bremner Papers, dated circa 1940-1954, contain items documenting her time working and studying for her PhD at the Ohio State University, such as a scrapbook, her teacher's certificate, and photographs of Bremner playing tennis.

The Cory McClelland Papers contains a engineering, physics, and chemistry course materials, as well as a scrapbook that includes photographs of the 1913 flood, many personal photographs, and the scarlet and gray ribbon that had been tied around the student's diploma. The materials date from 1908 to 1931.

The Dennis Anthony Wagner Jr. Operation Highjump Papers contain correspondence, ephemera, mounted photographs on loose scrapbook pages, and approximately 200 loose photographs taken while Wagner was serving in Operation Highjump, a Navy Antarctic expedition. The scrapbooks pages, likely previous parts of a bound scrapbook, consist of mounted photographs with handwritten captions and titles for groups of photographs on the pages. Photographs in the collection depict Navy ships, sailors, transportation, camp buildings, camp life, and landscapes in Antarctica. The collection also contains a souvenir program from the expedition, clippings about Admiral Richard E. Byrd's death, and correspondence between Wagner and Richard E. Byrd after the expedition. The collection dates from 1946-1957.

The Donald E. Lukens Papers, dated 1954-1991 with a bulk of the material dating 1966-1974, contains correspondence, scrapbooks, case files, reports, photographs, awards, bills, political cartoons, requests, pamphlets, and questionnaires regarding Lukens' political career, and to a lesser extent, his personal life. Materials in the collection reflect the multiple roles that Lukens functioned under as a member of the United States House of Representatives and the Ohio Senate. Some materials, such as the bills and subject files, reflect Lukens' role as a legislator as he reviewed political issues and voted on bills. Other materials, such as correspondence, case files and requests from constituents highlight Lukens' role as a public servant. Lukens also engaged in other political activities such as running for office, being a member of the Republican Party and giving speeches at events within his district.

The majority of the collection focuses on Lukens' first term as United States Representative from 1966-1970, and on his time as an Ohio Senator from 1971-1986, with the latter materials focusing mainly on 1973-1974. There are a few scrapbooks that contain news clippings regarding the events that caused Lukens to resign from office, and other files that are about Lukens' 1987-1990 term as a congressman in the United States House of Representatives.

The Donald L. Jeanroy Papers, which dates from 1954-1958, 2005, 2012, with most of the material dating from 1954-1958, contains scrapbooks, publications, photographs, biographical information, correspondence, a patch, postal covers and postcards. Most of the collection's correspondence is addressed to Marie "Mom" Jeanroy. Also includes a collection of letters sent to Nadine Parkinson. The two were penpals during this time. The 2005 and 2012 materials are journal articles authored by Jeanroy regarding his participation in Operation Highjump.

This collection contains a scrapbook created by Doris Goldstein that documents student life on campus during the 1940s. The scrapbook contains photographs, programs, registrar cards, and other memorabilia and covers such subjects as parties, airplane flights, horse races, and the memorial service for Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

The Edgar F. Cox Papers, dated 1907-1975, with most of the collection dating from 1930-1946, contains scrapbooks, photographs, correspondence, storyboards, diaries, radio scripts, periodicals, medals, artifacts and an autograph book that primarily relate to Cox's role as herdsman and carpenter during Byrd Antarctic Expedition II with some focus on the cattle on the expedition. The collection also contains materials relating to his service during World War I and World War II as well as a coin from 1907 and correspondence and pictures from 1975 regarding the naming of Cox Point in Antarctica.

The Elaine Whiteford Collection on Richard W. Konter, dated 1926-1931, contains photographs, postcards, newspaper clippings, correspondence, a scrapbook and an autograph book regarding Whiteford's relationship with Konter and his participation in Byrd Antarctic Expedition I, 1928-1930. While much of Whiteford's autograph book contains signatures gathered by Konter during the expedition, she got other notable signatures beforehand including Edith Kermit Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt's second wife and Kermit Roosevelt, Jr., Roosevelt's grandchild.

The Elizabeth Miller Whitney Scrapbook contains a scrapbook detailing Miller’s tenure as editor-in-chief of The Lantern during the 1945-1946 academic year. It includes clippings announcing her appointment, editorials she wrote during the year, and correspondence from readers about her editorials and her overall service as editor-in-chief. The materials date from 1945 to 1946.

The Elvin F. Donaldson Papers contains scrapbooks, transcribed interviews, songbooks, clippings, investing books and reports.

The Erwin H. Bramhall Papers contain a silver medal, correspondence with other members of expeditionary parties and scientists, a scrapbook, and photographs and writings by Bramhall, including a field notebook documenting his work on Byrd's Second Expedition to Antarctica from 1933-1935. The collection dates from 1926-1979 and primarily chronicles Byrd's Antarctic Expedition II and its legacy through photographs, correspondence and the medal Bramhall received for the expedition.

This collection contains a scrapbook created by Esther McGinnis, which includes newspaper clippings, invitations, programs, tickets, and letters.

This collection contains a scrapbook created by Fanny Arms, mostly consisting of programs, newspaper articles, and notices of events of the Women's Glee Club and the Browning Dramatic Society. The scrapbook also includes some photographs of plays, such as Romeo and Juliet, and concerts that Arms performed in.

The Florence Eberhard Scrapbook contains photographs, newspaper clippings, programs and other souveniers from events, addresses of her friends, and small memento booklets from dances she attended.

The Fortman Family Antarctica Scrapbook, dated 1932-1947, contains newspaper clippings about Admiral Richard E. Byrd, the Byrd Antarctica Expedition II, the United States Antarctic Service Expedition, and Operation Highjump. The scrapbook has a handmade wooden cover with a wood burned image depicting Byrd's radio towers and the words "Antarctica Scrapbook." The scrapbook was compiled by Myra Williams Fortman, and the scrapbook cover with a wood burned image was created by Floyd Jacob Fortman and Kenneth R. Fortman. A separate folder contains more newspaper clippings and a copy of the General Foods Map of Antarctica (Grape Nuts Map) that were collected by the Fortmans for the scrapbook, but not pasted to the scrapbook pages.

This collection contains a scrapbook created by Francis Davis, which includes photographs and magazine articles dated from 1913 to 1915. Some of the photographs are of the Ohio State University campus and buildings, as well as the 1913 flood.

The Frank Erskine Murray Scrapbok contains photographs, clippings, programs, and memorabilia from Ohio State University campus events, such as commencement and Alumni Day. The scrapbook dates from 1890 to 1938.

The Frank R. Chapman Papers date from 1950-1959, and consist of items gathered and created by Chapman over the course of Operation Deep Freeze I (1955-1956) and immediately after. This includes a dissassembled scrapbook documenting his trip, an abridged signed copy of Alone by Richard E. Byrd, an information packet for crew working on the USS Wyandot during Operation Deep Freeze I, maps of Antarctica, and a copy of the final issue of the shipboard newsletter from the trip, "Wyandots and Dashes."

The Harriett Daily Collins Papers contain a scrapbook made by Collins, as well as a documents she owned, such as an employment card.

The Hollis and Wayne H. Richardson Family Papers, dated circa 1932-1954, and 2000-2002, contains a scrapbook that document Hollis Richardson’s work and accomplishments as a sled dog racer and, later, as a sled dog trainer during the United States Antarctic Service Expedition from 1939-1940. From circa 1932-1954, Hollis Richardson assembled the scrapbook with photographs, newspaper clippings, correspondence addressed to his mother during the expedition and World War II, a certificate, and an address list. Some of the clippings in the scrapbook are photocopies of the original. The first half of the scrapbook focuses on Richardson and his wife Velma's dog kennel at Pocono Manor, Pennsylvania, and Richardson's sled dog racing career in Northeastern United States during the 1930s. The second half focuses on Richardson's participation in the United States Antarctic Service Expedition. The scrapbook additionally includes some clippings of Velma's illness during the expedition, Richardson's brother's linen business, and a family portrait of three generations of the Richardson family. The collection also contains supplemental materials gathered by Hollis' son, Wayne H. Richardson, that relate to his father, and the topics of the original scrapbook, such as dog sledding. These supplemental materials include Wayne's notes and page descriptions of the scrapbook, newspaper articles, and photocopies of United States Antarctic Expedition photographs from the National Archives.

The Irving E. Podrat Scrapbook on Richard E. Byrd contains newspaper and magazine clippings, photographs, correspondence, and other documents compiled by Irving E. Podrat about Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd. The materials relate to the first and second Byrd Antarctic Expeditions, including materials that specifically mention Paul A. Siple, who served on all of Byrd's Antarctic expeditions. The materials also relate to Byrd's North Pole and trans-Atlantic flights. Autographs from members of the second Byrd Antarctic Expedition and a letter from Paul A. Siple that metions Irving E. Podrat are included. It is possible that some of the materials were given to Podrat by Siple or other members of Byrd's expeditions. The materials date from 1926-1937.

The scrapbook was disassembled for storage and placed into folders.

The James Weaver Scrapbook is a scrapbook from part of Weaver's time as a student at University School; it covers the years 1953 through 1957.