| Topic | Accession # | Description Summary |
| Montel, Gary: Public Relations Wall of Fame, Photographs | MC2004/729: Montel, Gary | Photograph of Gary Montel in the Public Relations Wall of Fame Photograph Collection, MC2004/729. |
| Photograph Collection, Public Relations: Wall of Fame, Faculty and Staff | MC2004/729 | Faculty/Staff Photographs: Public Relations Wall of Fame Photograph Collection |
| Property Deeds, Titles, Abstracts and Articles of Incorporation and Charter | MU2016/55 | Deeds of property owned or administered by Manchester College and Mount Morris College, including property divided with the Church of the Brethren. Documents of agreement between MC and Calvin Ulrey and Miriam Ulrey. Lots including Railroad Addition North Manchester (Judge John Comstock). Cook family property. Koinonia. Property associated with Eel River Church of the Brethren. Insurance policies (property/equipment/autos). 1895 articles of incorporation and charter (E. S. Young) - also documents following administration change 1900 and also the formation and dissolution of Manchester College Foundation and Holding Company. |
| Public Relations: Wall of Fame Photographs | MU2012/85 | Many of these images are from 2002. These are probably faculty/staff and student photographs taken for the Wall of Fame. |
| Schwalm, Vernon: Correspondence Folders 21-44 | MC2006/13: Schwalm's Confidential Files - Folders 21- 44 | The materials in these folders were identified, probably by Schwalm, as "confidential files." They contain personal, College, and Church of the Brethren related correspondence. |
| Vogel, Tara | Faculty/Staff Boxes 46-48: Vogel, Tara | Material related to Tara Vogel. |
| Vogel, Tara: Public Relations Wall of Fame Photograph Collection | MC2004/729: Vogel, Tara | Tara Vogel with white coat, stethoscope, and crutches, photograph #37 out of 46. |
| Winger, Otho: Faculty Prospects | MC2006/13: File Folder Case - Faculty and Prospects Letters | President Otho Winger's correspondence regarding faculty prospects primarily for the 1920's. |
