Collection, 1898, 1942-1975, of material related to the Arcadian Mine located in Ripley, Michigan.

Newspapers, 1971-1973, published by students at Houghton High School in Houghton, Michigan. The "Brook," in its initial issue, states its purpose as an alternative to the established student newspaper, "Gremlin."

Collection, 1974-1995, of records related to the history of the Girl Scout day camp Blueberry Knoll located near Houghton, Michigan.

Satirical newspaper, "da Rutabaga," published by the Keweenaw Press of Houghton, Michigan, began publication in 2010.

Indexes, 1940-1973, for subjects in the Daily Mining Gazette, a newspaper published in Houghton, Michigan.

Collection, 1953-1982, in honor of Emma Goldman, a Russian emigrant to the United States and an anarchist in the early twentieth century. Includes anarchist literature, pamphlets and political buttons.

Collection, 1997-1998, documenting the restoration and rededication of the Ford sawmill in Alberta, Michigan.

Collection, 1970-1978, of material associated with former Governor of Michigan William Milliken's tour of the Upper Peninsula.

Collection, 1846-present, of historical newspapers from Michigan's Copper Country. Daily and weekly newspapers are available in both print and microfilm copies.

Collection, 1905-1953, from the Houghton Post Office in Houghton, Michigan. Includes copies of newspaper articles concerning the Houghton Post Office, postal rates, employees of the postal service and other related history.