Contains miscellaneous papers on the Detroit Fiscal Crisis and other topics. Includes addresses given by Romney on the Chrysler Corporation, papers on volunteerism, Marriott School paper on the Public Interest and Civic Humanism, speech by Romney to the Graduate School of Business at the University of Utah, and correspondence. Dated 1960 to 1980.

Contains an article by Lenore Romney, a book called the Joy of Being a Woman, another article called "In but not of the world" by Lenore, and a copy of the Detroit Free Press with an article on Lenore. Dated approximately 1966 to 1972.

Contains correspondence from George and Lenore Romney to Mitt regarding his education, marriage, and Romney family events. Also contains a folder labeled "HUD" with information on Romney's stint in the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Includes memos, press releases, other correspondence, and articles on the state of the department at the time. Dated approximately 1966 to 1973.

Contains photocopied articles regarding George Romney's service on the University Board for Wayne State, correspondence regarding George Romney's help with Detroit schools, including articles on speeches that he gave. Also contains a copy of part of the Hearings before the Subcommittee on Investigations, the Hearing discusses Riots, and several articles on the Detroit Riots accompany this document. Includes speeches Romney gave on the Detroit Riots. Dated approximately 1957 to 1979.

Contains photocopied articles on George Romney, an article from Newsweek on Mormons and African Americans, an article from Harper's on Romney, numerous other articles. Also includes a transcript of a piece from ABC News called "Who in '68?" on Romney's presidential run, and other articles on this period. Dated approximately 1966 to 1970.

Contains papers on volunteering, including speeches given by Romney on the topic, and the Statement on President Bush's National Community Service Initiative. There are also papers on Romney's work with the American Motors corporation, and a folder of correspondence regarding transcripts and sources for the Oral History project. Dated approximately 1956 to 2003.

Contains an article on television and school, speeches given by Romney on American Motors, information on the company, other miscellaneous items. Most are speeches given by Romney concerning the economy, the motor industry, and politics. Also includes a copy of the Tobe Lectures in Retail Distribution at the Harvard Business School. Dated approximately 1958 to 1959.

Contains the transcripts of numerous interviews conducted with people on their relationship with George Romney. Includes such people as John Rakolta, Richard Cole, David B. Haight, John Feikens, Elly Peterson, and others, all for the George Romney Oral History Project. Contains more oral histories from people like Albert Applegate, Raymond Chambers, George Trumbull, and others. Dated approximately 1999 to 2004.

Contains a copy of the New York Times Magazine from 1996, deeds of gift for the Oral History Project from all the interviewees, excerpts from Romney's original writings on politics and his life. Dated approximately 1970 to 2004.