The records include constitution, regulations, officer lists, constitutional amendments, duties of council members and committees, handbooks, meeting minutes, financial documents, and programs of social events.

Research and bibliographic notes on various aspects of psychology, copies of articles and other writings; letters from Burlingame's mother and sister; photographs (including transparencies, negatives, and mounted prints) of the Palouse Region, travels in the Pacific Northwest, and Burlingame's flower garden.

Correspondence, reports, and other mailings concernings women's issues, including material from the American Association of University Women, the International Women's Year, and the Taking Hold of Technology Workshop. Also cassette tapes primarily of interviews with rural women.

Lee Morse was an American singer and songwriter. The collection includes mainly photographs and sound recordings.

Holographic manuscript of a joint resolution passed in the 1895 Idaho Legislature to amend the state constitution to extend the vote to women.

Personal financial records, including voucher registers, 1941-1969, and general ledgers, 1920-1969, of Mrs. Jerome Day.

Correspondence, notes, transcripts of speeches, newspaper clippings, photocopies of legislation, and publications concerning her career as a politician, a member of the League of Women Voters, and a delegate to the 1977 National Women's Conference in Houston.

Personal reminiscences of eight women about growing up together in Moscow, Idaho.

Notebook of policies and procedures, minutes, treasurer's records, membership directories, and recprds covering special events and projects of the Faculty Women's Club which was active on the University of Idaho campus from 1913 to 1993.

Professional materials, manuscripts, photographs, correspondence, and other items