Video, audio, and papers related to Pikeville College, collected by William Owens during his tenure as President of the college.

The Pike County Historical Society Collection is composed of a wealth of materials on the history of Pike County. Included are ledgers, journals, historical scrapbooks, photographs, and records on a variety of a variety of historical and genealogical topics.

Moving images connected to Pikeville College, and later, the University of Pikeville.

Kentucky state birth certificates from 1925-1926, mostly from the Belcher and Draffin area. Compiled by Joel Damron.

Boxes of material and scrapbooks containing the articles and research of Henry Scalf.

A noted eastern Kentucky historian and genealogist, Henry Scalf collected a great volume of individual family information through his research for the East Kentuckian and his numerous publications. The surname files cover the various names researched by Henry Scalf and were donated to Special Collections, Allara Library, as a portion of the Henry Scalf Collection, 93-03.

This collection consists of small documents, items, or correspondence, donated to Archives individually.

One zip disk containing manuscripts of Mountain County Cooking and Southern County Cooking, and articles written for the Appalachian News-Express, also three record boxes of material related to Appalachian education.

The Tackett Family Association Collection contains images, school record books, and journals relating to the Tackett/Tackitt family.

The Ken Terry Collection contains coins from Rome, Antioch, Byzantium, Korea, and China, as well as prehistoric tools from Egypt, stamps, and Confederate Currency.