Mostly right wing social documents from the twentieth century.

In 2020, these BIPOC, LGBTQA+, Feminist, Health, and other social issues zines were purchased from Quimby’s in Chicago. They have been kept together as a collection for instruction and research.

Correspondence and business records of family from Osceola County, Iowa.

Beauty and the Beast was a network television series that aired for three seasons between 1987 and 1990, and starred Ron Perlman and Linda Hamilton. This collection represents materials relating to Beauty and the Beast fandom, inlcuding fanzines, fan art, and commercial materials. A notable feature of this collection is the Ron Perlman Information and Research Library, a fan-made archive assembled by the donor. The Library was originally housed in three-ring binders, but has since been disbound. The pages of the Library and its index are contained in this collection, along with a large number of miscellaneous Beauty and the Beast and Ron Perlman scrapbook pages. The collection also includes many newspaper and magazine clippings relating to the show and its stars.

18 hand-written notes from soldier John T. Wilson during his service in the Spanish-American War.

This collection is made up of weekly reports from the central office to the publisher for Speidel Newspapers Inc.

Letters with Stone and Kimball publishers.

Papers of well regarded science teacher and writer of widely-used laboratory exercises. Included in this collection are Weinberg's textbook and pilot pamphlet manuscripts (lab exercises for the classroom) with research materials and notes. Professional correspondence and documents, published articles, and materials related to Committees of Correspondence, the present day National Center for Science Education. There are unprocessed/digitized film loops, minimal ephemera, herbarium, and photographs of Weinberg.

This collection is a nearly-complete run of the first 101 issues of STARLOG Magazine. Missing are issues 86, 87, and 97.

A growing collection of comics relating to Steampunk and New Victorian themes.

Professional papers of Stephen C. Foster, founder and director of Stephen Foster Fine Arts and professor of Art and Art History at the University of Iowa. Materials in this collection include correspondence, exhibition materials, publications, teaching materials, ephemera, and audiovisual materials spanning the length of his career from 1972-2018.

The Stephen Lysle Sanger Papers copy of his book Cedar County: A Memoir of Iowa; correspondence; manuscript of Cedar County; newspaper clippings; photos of Sanger, Tipton, and his book cover; research information on Cedar County; genealogical information; other writings including two book covers of other books written by Sanger; a Los Angeles Times Magazine (March 1, 1992); and a copy of a Forbes AmericanHeritage magazine (April/May 2005).

Correspondence, photographs, memorabilia, etc. relating to the Civil War, railroading in the West, and the Alaskan gold rush.

Collection of Progressive Party materials.

Writer born in Cedar Rapids. Collection includes extensive pre-publication materials for Mossman's highly regarded novel, The Stones of Summer (1972) as well as drafts written while a student in the Writer's Workshop.

Attorney and U.S. Representative from Iowa . Subject files relating to his year in Congress and his earlier political and legal career.

This collection contains a variety of comic book series, magazines, and graphic novels that were donated by University of Iowa's professor of Psychology, Stewert Ehly.

American motion picture and television screenwriter. Primarily material documenting his career, with research notebooks, rough dra s and final versions of many of his screen and teleplays, along with photographs from the productions. Also personal material including correspondence and his education and military records.

Papers of an early twentieth century woman writer.