The collections contains financial records, minutes, Town Clerk's records, and legal dockets with related judicial orders and papers.

The collection contains minutes (3/1961-9/1985, 1989-12/2006), financial records (1928-2010), and Pine River Cemetery records, T50NR17W section 23, (1928-1990).

The collection contains a record book of court cases of this Superior, Wisconsin, attorney who was a partner in the firm of Bright and Hayes.

This collection consists of photocopied family papers of Clinton and Julia Brooke who lived in the Lester Park neighborhood of Duluth. The copies include photographs, letters, some newspaper articles, and a Lester Park cookbook for time period of 1901-1912.

The collection consists of one scrapbook containing correspondence including thank you and business letters received and sent, circa 1917–1946, news clippings of poems by and articles about Alison Brown, and one photograph of Brown.

The collection consists of a diary written from Friday, February 28, 1919 to May 18, 1919. Brown was in France from June 27, 1918, but the diary only covers his time in France from February 28, 1919 to April 19, 1919. He left France April 19, 1919.

The collection consists of two record books for the years 1954-1967 and 1968-1973. The volumes contain handwritten minutes of P.T.A. meetings, budgets, and tables which include teachers' names, room numbers, and grades taught.

The collection consists of one scrapbook of news clippings, which chronicle Bryant’s skating career.

The collection contains budget estimates for the Duluth State Normal School and subsequent Duluth State Teachers College.

The collection contains budget summaries for the Department of Math and Sciences.

The collection consists exclusively of dismantled scrapbooks of the newspaper advertisements bought by Bud’s from 1946-1978 in Duluth newspapers, and an occasional mail order brochure from the shop.

Oral history project of Dr. Timothy Roufs interviewing Paul P. Buffalo (1900-6/1977) from March 1967 – 1977. Mr. Buffalo resided at Ball Club, Minnesota, and the Leech Lake Reservation.

Ephemera, correspondence, planning documents, and other materials related to the Building for Women in downtown Duluth.

The file contains materials relating to building requests from UMD between 1972 and 1973.

The collection consists of a letter written by Bullen to J. Bardon.

The collection contains office files from the UMD Bureau of Business and Economic Research dated between 1962 and 1983.

The collection contains office files from the UMD Bureau of Economic Research. Office Files from 1970 and 1985.

These family papers include letters between Edward Burger and Jennie Gabie before they married, family letters, young Ethel’s letters to “Papa”, references to Burger businesses “Burger & Myer Soaps”, “Burger & Burger Fuel and Feed”; a patent by Edward called Perfect Pencil Pockets; family photographs, and portrait photographs showing the three children from infancy to adulthood. Ethel Louise Burger Carrillo (1890-1963), or her family, had kept these papers.

The collection contains Burke’s political correspondence, and material on the Truman-Barkley Club, especially concerning arrangements for President Truman’s visit to Duluth in 1948.

The collection contains photographs of Duluth, primarily West Duluth, gathered from a variety of sources.

This collection deals with Burt Galaway’s personal papers.

The collection contains the Traffic Offenders Collection from Burton R. Galaway's research files.

The collection contains papers from the UMD Business Administration Department from 1979 to 1981.

The collection contains correspondence from the office records of the UMD Business Administration Department dated between 1958 and 1974.

The collection contains office records from the UMD Business Administration Department dated between 1969 and 1983.

The collection consists of business advertising cards of firms which either conducted business, or were located, in the Duluth, Minnesota area.

The file contains legislative requests from the UMD Business Affairs, Vice Provost for Office Files dated between 1953 and 1970.

The collection contains news clippings, handwritten notes, programs, and photographs largely obtained from a dismantled scrapbook.

The collection contains a diploma, photograph and news clippings from 1904–1972, a plant sketchbook, a scrapbook, and various items of Benton Byers' father Fredrick W. Byers including journals, notes, and letters from the Civil War.

Cabinet and photographic post cards donated because there is evidence in most of the images that they were taken or in some way connected to Duluth.