Historical Collection files that reflect the running of the museum.

Collection of correspondence from Howard Hensley. Material consists of documents which detail the following subjects: World War II, 22nd Replacement Battalion, and Italy.

Personal and professional papers belonging to Dr. Hugh Ayer, a North Texas State University (NTSU) History professor from 1958-1990.

Documents (e-mails, memos, reports, and meeting minutes) that concern the insurance reserves that resulted from the university moving away from self insurance and the University Planning Council. The University Planning Council studied issues of campus growth, faculty and staff positions and compensation, and made recommendations to the president. These files are from Finance and Administration - Human Resources Office.

Collection of The Dallas Way organizational papers, correspondence, clippings, publications, media, and a framed artifact. Accretions, arranged as series, include a collection of papers, correspondence, clippings, photographs, and publications.

The James M. Linebarger collection contains the personal papers, poetry, essays, lecture notes, poetry reviews, books, and letters of UNT emeritus professor of English, and poet-in-residence James Morris Linebarger.

Records of the issues and activities of the University of North Texas Libraries that were compiled by Joe Bailey.

The John H. Carper WWI Collection is a collection of WWI materials.

Papers concerning the career of Political Science facuty member John P. Bradley.  Included in this collection are correspondence, publications, materials concerning the committees Dr. Bradley served on and his research.

Scrapbook material of UNT alumna Kathleen Flood, 1968.

This collection contains documents and scrapbooks that document the activities of the elementary and secondary school system run by the University of North Texas from the early 1900s until 1969.

Correspondence, postcards, and photographs that give information on the Lacy family.

The papers and research of UNT Anthropology department chair and faculty member, Dr. Larry Naylor.

The collection is primarily composed of the draft of Lee Huddleston's dissertation. There is a small amount of correspondence and a copy of the manuscritpt of Dr. Huddleston's book, Origins of the Indians: European Concepts, 1492-1729, which was drawn from his dissertation.

A collection of the Lost Battalion Association Newsletters.

The Louise Young and Vivienne Armstrong Collection is an LGBT collection which primarily contains organizational documents from the Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition of Dallas, as well as the Dallas Gay Political Caucus and the Dallas Gay Alliance/Dallas Gay and Lesbian Alliance.

The correspondence, publications and documents from the office of the Dean of the School of Music.

The Margaret Parx Hays (MPH) papers contain a collection of letters, photographs, and official documents that depict two separate themes. First, U.S. Foreign Relations through the State Department in both Latin America and Southeast Asia. Second, the local history of Cooke County and Gainesville, TX through the Cooke County Historical Society and prominent genealogy.

Collection of documents held by Mary Denny during her time in the Texas House of Representatives.

The collection contains materials owned by Mary Frances Johnson, donated by Kay Rutledge. Mary Frances Johnson was a student at North Texas State College from 1949-1951.

Correspondence from Maud C. Fentress to her son Doctor David W. Fentress, her other children, and between Dr. Fentress and his wife Clara.