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 includes ephemera, books, catalogs, proofs, and promotional materials produced by Five Seasons Press (1977- ) of Hereford, England. The collection also includes corresondence between Five Seasons Press proprietor Glen Storhaug and author Paul Merchant.

Collection mainly of photocopies of papers and research on Dr. Alan L. Hart, an Oregon doctor and author who underwent gender affirmation surgery in 1918.

A collection of letters to Walter Marcus from Edna Ruddick Hart, the wife of doctor and author Alan L. Hart.

This collection is an assembly of materials documenting the relationship between the poet Richard Hugo and the poet William Stafford. The collection also includes drafts of some of Hugo's writings that were sent to Stafford for input.

Collection of publications by the Impossibilists, a group of artists and writers active as performers and impresarios in Portland, Oregon in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Lewis & Clark College audio cassette collection featuring recordings of campus events, guest lectures, symposia, and musical performances.

This collection includes correspondence related to research and editorial projects conducted by Paul Merchant, a poet, translator, teacher, and scholar, who lived both in the United Kingdom and the United States.

This collection includes letterpressed poetry broadsides, cards, engravings, and ephemera issued by Doug Stow and the Paper Crane Press of Half Moon Bay, California.

This collection consists of a 282-item autograph album of politicians, writers, and eminent figures of the church assembled around 1839 by members of the Penrose and Brooke families, accompanied by manuscript items such as letters, letter fragments, and poems by Coleridge, Southey, Wordsworth, Arnold, and many others. Also included in the collection are later research materials compiled by scholar and archivist Paul Merchant.