Contains checks, receipts, promissory notes, correspondence, and various other financial data concerning donations for the construction of the Maeser Memorial building.

Contains nine postcards of buildings on Brigham Young Universities campus. Dated in the 1950s.

Picture postcard of people forming a block 'Y' at the dedication of the Maeser Memorial Building. Photographed by Olson & Hafen on January 16, 1908.

Nineteen 35 mm Kodachrome transparency slides of buildings on the campus of Brigham Young University. The buildings include the old Joseph Smith Building, the Education Building at Brigham Young Academy, the Heber J. Grant Building, the President's House, the Carl F. Eyring Science Center, the Karl G. Maeser Building, the George H. Brimhall Building, some campus stairs, and the football stadium. The slides are from around 1965.

Contains six black-and-white photographs taken in Provo, Utah in 1935. Includes images of buildings on the Brigham Young University campus, as well as images of homes and buildings in the community.

Contains correspondence, reports, and minutes from the College of Humanities dated 1991-2006. The materials pertain to College Administrative Council meetings and retreats, Joseph F. Smith Building information, commencement, and the work of the dean.

Contains correspondence by Brimhall related to university administration, personnel, and students. Also includes information on the construction of the Maeser Building. Materials date from between 1907 and 1910.

Includes items dated 1887-1909 sealed in the cornerstone of the Karl G. Maeser building in 1909 and removed in 1975 as part of the University's centennial celebration. Items include articles of incorporation, songs, pennants, albums, pamphlets, directories, poetry, photo albums, scriptures and hymn book of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, copies of the Blue and White, and two articles by N.L. Nelson--Scientific Aspects of Mormonism, and, The Mormon Point of View.

Small pamphlet describing the efforts in creating and funding a memorial for Karl Maeser. The last page is a donation slip.