The collection consists of minutes, 1946-1949 and an article on the "Cardboard Village," the student housing for married students.

The collection consists of correspondence (1859-1930 and printed materials (1912-1928). The correspondence includes letters written while he was a student at Davidson and a letter written in 1930 describing his student days. The printed material includes an article written by Stringfellow on his student days and an article from the Charlotte Observer about Stringfellow.

The collection consists of a letter written to Miss Cornelia Shaw describing Scott's college experiences.

The collection consists of a letter to Miss Cornelia Shaw describing Davidson College in the 1880s.

The collection consists of a handwritten account of life in Davidson in the 1870s and copies of newspaper articles "A Girl of the Seventies" written by Russell. No date is given for the newspaper articles, the handwritten account was probably done in 1920 at the request of Cornelia Shaw as she researched her history of the College.

The collection consists of a letter written by Long to his family describing college life in 1906.

The collection consists of two letters written to Cornelia Shaw. They discuss Board records and Davidson College history.

The collection consists of a letter describing college life in the years after World War II.

The collection consists of letters written by Clifford to Cornelia Shaw describing her memories of Davidson College. She describes a visit by Stonewall Jackson and her experiences being tutored by the Davidson faculty. See also DC0190s - the Scofield Family Collection, 1883-1962 and undated.

The collection consists of a letter dated July 19, 1918 and fragments of two other letters. The letters describe activities of faculty and staff at Davidson College, 1877-1883.