Collection, 1944, of photographs of a fire in Hancock, Michigan.

Records, 1883-, of the Hancock Home Study Club, the first women's club in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

Collection, 1943-1944, of materials related to the Hancock Servicemen's Center during World War II.

Account books, 1874-1900, personal store account books for Henry Trathen, small notebooks kept by the customer to record purchases made on credit. Includes account books from general stores Harris Seager & Co. in Ripley, Michigan and Graham Pope in Houghton, Michigan.

Photograph collection, 1938-1989, 2003, of Herman Gundlach, Jr., president of Herman Gundlach, Inc., a construction company based in Houghton, Michigan. Includes photographs from 84 photo albums showing buildings constrcuted by Herman Gundlach and successive contruction firms. Most buildings are in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, espcially Houghton and Ontonagon counties.

Research and promotional materials, 1960-2013, pertaining to the book "Hidden Gems and Towering Tales: A Hancock, Michigan Anthology," edited by Laura Mohon and John S. Haeussler.

Minutes, 1925-1936, of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall of Mystic Lodge, No. 109 of Hancock, Michigan. Includes names of officers, minutes of meetings, and some financial information.

Collection, 1937-2007, of Isabella Hagen, a Calumet, Michigan native. Isabelle was actively involved with the local theater as well as being a talented piano teacher and performer. Includes programs, posters, clippings, and photographs from Isabella's involvement with the Little Theater and the Michigan Technological University Women's Club.

Scrapbook, 1937-2007, compiled by Janet Anuta Dalquist commemorating the life of Isabella Nadeau Hagen, a resident of Houghton, Michigan. Includes service bulletins from the First Presbyterian Church in Houghton, programs from various recitals, photographs and newspaper clippings. Also includes remembrances of Isabella from friends, musicians, students, parents, actors, directors and choir members.

Collection, 1866-1894, compiled by James Kerr. Consists of miscellaneous printed ephemera from Michigan's Copper Country, including a graduation program from Hancock High School (1894), a personal account book, a dance card, blotter paper with advertisements, tickets and letters to and from unidentified persons. Also includes pages from an unidentified general merchandise store ledger.