This collection consists primarily of materials related to Gray’s law enforcement career in Mississippi.

Drawings of buildings in the Hattiesburg, Mississippi area designed by the Hattiesburg firm founded by Juan G. Landry, now Landry and Lewis Architects, P.A.

Correspondence, reports, files, magazines documenting his career with the Mississippi Highway Patrol and as an attorney.

Correspondence, photographs, memorabilia, genealogical materials.

In 1999, English professor Noel Polk left to McCain Library and Archives many documents, namely correspondence related to his work as an English professor and researcher. Topics such as academia, William Faulkner, Eudora Welty, southern literature, and Natchez before 1830 are covered.

The Stephen C. Rose papers include a broad range of materials spanning a significant portion of Mr. Rose’s life. His relations with Will D. Campbell and his participation in the SCLC’s Student Interracial Ministry project should be of interest to researchers of civil rights activities in the southern United States. The collection is divided into three series, two of which contain several subseries.

Materials cover the feminist movement, a farm co-op, and Sue’s artistic endeavors.

Various papers from Professor of Music and his wife, Pat.

Publications and professional papers reflecting the 23-year career of USM professor of political science.

This collection contains correspondence, research materials, drafts, and lectures by the author or editor of a dozen books about Southern literature.

Scores and other material created by noted American composer and USM professor of music.