The Edna Neher Northwest History Scrapbooks and Deeds include materials such as newspaper clippings, magazine articles, and brochures. This collection, which dates from 1936 to 1952, also contains mortgages and warranty deeds.

The Andrew Dominique Pambrun Family Papers contains the autobiographical manuscripts of Andrew Dominique Pambrun, who was employed by the Hudson’s Bay Company and served as an interpreter for Territorial Governor Isaac Stevens during the mid 19th century.

This collection contains a scrapbook and photograph album created by Frankie Ladley Wakefield and Gerald DeRoss Ladley, siblings, who both attended Whitman College.

This collection contains minutes, schedules, programs, and scrapbooks from the Walla Walla Woman’s Reading Club between 1894 to 2013.

The national fraternity, Beta Theta Pi, established the Whitman College Gamma Zeta chapter in 1914, and it has been a part of campus Greek life ever since. This collection consists of general records, publications, news articles, scrapbooks, ledgers, song books and manuals related to the social fraternity.

The H.N. Bert Woolson Collection on Albert Woolson, which dates from 1881 to 1964, includes clippings, scrapbook, photographs, and sound recordings documenting the last years of Albert Woolson, the oldset surviving Union veteran of the Civil War.

The Ella Baker Zumwalt Scrapbooks houses scrapbooks of newspaper clippings and personal photographs of a woman, Ella Baker Zumwalt, who resided in Northeastern Oregon.