Correspondence, organizational by-laws and constitutions, meeting minutes, annual summaries of activities, conduct codes, and records of specific programs and events sponsored by the Associated Women of Whitman College, an organization representing female students

The Amy Beach Papers contain material related to the American composer, Amy Beach. The collection, which dates from 1976 to 1981, houses copies of the sheet music for Beach’s compositions and several articles written about her by Marcelle Wynn Vernazza.

Clilppings, photographs, jewelry, school documents, sorority documents, and personal documents of Peggy (Woodward) Coppinger from her time at Whitman College.

Personal and academic materials of Edith Davis from her time as a theatre professor at Whitman College from 1901-1946.

The collection consists of personal and family papers of Arminda Fix, the first librarian of Whitman College.

The Ruth Fluno Collection, which dates from 1927 to 1980, contains artwork, poetry, diaries, and other writings of a Walla Walla artist, Ruth Fluno. She and her husband Robert Fluno moved to Walla Walla in 1952; the couple also traveled abroad in London, East Pakistan, Italy, and southern Europe. She considered much of her artwork to be social commentary.

This collection houses materials, dating from 1890 to 1969, related to Olga Johnson Holcombe's life and career.

The League of Women Voters of Walla Walla County Records, which dates from 1949 to 1988, contains administrative records, publications, and scrapbooks of the League of Women Voters of Walla Walla County, a non-partisan organization dedicated to the political education of American citizens.

The Philanthropic Educational Organization (P.E.O) Chapter Records contains the organizational records of the DX chapter of the P.E.O. This collection, which dates from 1951 through 1985, also consists of membership rosters, member book, and scrapbooks.

The Schwerin and Kelly Families Photographs and Writings, which dates from 1889 to 1980, contains autobiographical writings and photographs of two Walla Walla Valley agricultural families.