This collections includes books de-accessioned from the Lewis & Clark College Library collections featuring Albany College bookplates and stamps. These include the stamps of the libraries of student organization that preceded the official college library including: the Erodolphian Society, the Albany College Literary Society, and the Albany Organization of University Women. The collection also includes books with ownership marks of individual Albany College faculty members.

This collection is made up of materials relating to the administration of Albany College (Oregon) during the administration of Acting President Raymond J. Baker, who served as College President from 1920-1922.

This collection is made up of materials relating to the administration of Albany College (Oregon) during the administration of President Thomas William Bibb, who served as College President from 1929-1938.

The collection includes material built from Callahan’s works as a renowned scholar, writer and educator, including Callahan’s notes, drafts and related correspondence surrounding his work as Ralph Ellison’s Literary Executor.

This collection contains the notes, correspodence, photographs, lectures, essays, plays, and manuscripts of the published and unpublished novels of Dr. Chana Cox.

This collection is made up of materials relating to the administration of Albany College (Oregon) during the administration of President Harry Means Crooks, who served as College President from 1905-1915.

This collection was assembled by the Northwest Region of the Danforth Associates, a group funded by the Danforth Foundation to improve the quality of human relations in colleges and universities. The program was started in 1958 and was cancelled in 1986. The Northwest Region continued to host conferences through 2003. The collection includes records and photos of conferences, newsletters, membership rosters, correspondence, and publications.

This collection includes a hand-made jacket by Elisabeth-Hampton Gray with cloth illustrations documenting the history of Lewis & Clark College.

Two written histories of Albany College/Lewis & Clark College, by students in 1905, and 1956.

Kay D LaBarre's 1962 scrapbook documents her experience on the first Lewis & Clark study abroad program to Japan.