The collection consists of Superior Hiking Trail Association minutes from Nov. 26, 1990 and mailings, publicity, and events items.

Records (1908-1958) of the Syrian Ladies' Aid Society (Brooklyn, N.Y.), a charitable society, consist of constitution and by-laws; anniversary booklets; correspondence; newspaper clippings; photographs; and miscellany.

The scrapbook contains membership lists from 1927-1942, some correspondence, and social activities mentioned in the form of printed invitations and receipts of services rendered to the society.

The collection contains minstrel show programs for 1951, 1952, 1955 shows and five partial audio tapes of additional, undated shows.

The collection contains secretary’s journals.

The collection contains constitution and by-laws; minutes, 1898-1930; scrapbooks, 1898-1982; yearbooks, 1910-1912; pamphlets and serials; membership directories; conference programs; and organizational histories. Some of the scrapbooks include photographs.

The collection holds photograph albums, scrapbooks primarily of newspaper articles about the local association, and the newsletter "Cerebral Palsy Messenger" of the Duluth Area UCP and the renamed UCP of Northeastern Minnesota, 1972-1994.

The collection contains newsletters, club historian's files and scrapbook, and subject files.

The collection contains correspondence; minutes,1925-1957; reports of conventions and encampments, 1941-1949; an account book, 1940-1950; scrapbooks and miscellaneous publications.

The collection contains reports, minutes, ledgers, correspondence, receipts, and publications.

The United Spanish War Veterans, John G. McEwen Camp Number 6 (Duluth, Minn.) records contain: minutes, financial records, proceedings from 1908-1944, correspondence from 1899-1937, completed applications for membership, certificates of transfer and miscellaneous materials pertaining to the camp’s activities.

The collection contains agendas and minutes, an audit covering the years 1975 and 1976, a National Commission on Neighborhoods case study of UWE-COACT, correspondence and reports pertaining to a funding controversy between UWE-COACT and United Way of Greater Duluth in 1977, news clippings, circulars, and newsletters.

The collection consists of one document, the Charter, of the Duluth Barracks No. 2788, signed by National Headquarter's National Commander and National Adjutant on recommendation of the National Board of Administration February 5, 1962. The Charter contains a typed list of 59 members' names and two additional names added by hand.

The collection contains minutes, annual reports, summary financial information, tax records, audits, program and grants files, photographs and videos.

The collection consists of one scrapbook of clippings, correspondence and member lists.

The collection contains records of the Duluth chapter and its sub-chapters, the Newcomer's Alumnae Club, Luncheon Group, and the Tuesday and Wednesday Groups.

The collection contains minutes, 1913–1933; a membership dues ledger, 1909–1916; a book of banquets, 1913–1915; correspondence, 1908–1917; and news clippings, 1898–1928.

The collection contains six scrapbooks. The scrapbooks hold lists of past presidents and members, newspaper clippings, announcements, programs, and a few snapshots.

Minutes of a Duluth social club formerly located at 1909 1/2 West Superior Street.

Contains records related to KUMD's Wise Women Radio.

This collection contains the records of several Duluth area WCTU branches: Alice/Willard Theyer Union, Anna Gordan Union, West End Union or the Scandinavian Union as it was renamed, and the West Duluth Union – the oldest represented here.

The collection consists of a photocopy of the four pages of the 1982 Articles of Incorporation.

The collection consists of records on artists and performers the Institute brought or attempted to bring to Duluth.

The collection contains meeting minutes, letters and pamphlets.

The collection contains news clippings 1904-1977; photographs, 1911; miscellaneous bulletins, articles of incorporation, constitution, meeting reports, plans 1910-1966; YMCA School’s standard course foremanship instructors manual, 1923; three scrapbooks; reports, including Camp Miller, 1927–1949; and a published history of the Duluth YMCA, The First 100 Years, 1882-1982.

Contains photograph albums from The Young Old Timers of the West End.

The collection contains a variety of materials related to the Duluth YWCA.