The artifacts series contains general store tokens, commonly referred to as “Loonies.” Among the athletics series are Southern Textile Basketball Tournament programs, as well as a major league baseball scout letter to a prospect (1930s). Among the other series can be found church hymnals from the early 1900s, news clippings from 1927-2004, and manuals for proper textile machinery operation. Both the Monaghan and Parker High School series contain materials that are ephemeral in nature. There are a few personal Campbell family documents present, such as a nursing certificate (1929), voter registration card (1928), and real estate documents (1909-1911). There are two postcards depicting Poe Cotton Mill circa 1908. Publications in this collection focus on life in textile communities through essays and personal recollections. There are two books that document ritual ceremonies for the “Order of the Eastern Star” (1929), and “Order of the Red Men” societies (1908). Among the audio/visual materials can be found several VHS cassettes which document textile mill village culture, as well as an audio cassette which contains an interview with R. Neal Campbell. In it he gives recollections of his experiences while growing up in a mill community. The photographs fall into five categories: athletics, buildings, community life, individual, and miscellaneous. Within two oversized folders can be found a county map of Greenville, SC (1980s -- appears to be a sightseeing map), an R. Neal Campbell family genealogy, and six additional photos which depict textile community life.