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The collection includes correspondence, bills, sorority dues, receipts, informational laundry service ticket, health insurance pamphlet, newspaper clippings, event programs, documents regarding university policies, a ticket of entry, and a small song booklet. Correspondence parties include Carl Fehr, Bob Hopkins, A. Edwin Kendrew, Dean Lambert, Dean Birdena Donaldson, Dean Donaldson, and Erma Huss Aubry.

The collection consists of ten color slides. Eight slides are of William & Mary's 1961 and 1964 commencement ceremonies and were taken by George Blood, David Blood's father. David Blood was in the W&M Choir and required to attend the 1961 ceremony. The remaining two slides are of the Wren building and Robertson's windmill within Colonial Williamsburg, respectively. The Wren image was taken by David Blood in 1960, and the windmill was taken by David Blood in 1981.

The Elizabeth Evans Amann papers contains the personal papers of William & Mary class of 1958 alum Elizabeth Evans Amann. Amann was in the William & Mary choir and a member of the Delta Omicron. The collection includes a beanie, printed materials including William & Mary directories, as well as publications such as The Turn-Out, and The Common Glory. Programs, William & Mary choir photographs, awards and newspaper clippings collected by Elizabeth Amann are also included. The collection also contains two white napkins with images of a Native American.

The Frederic M. Reiner papers contains reel to reel tapes, posters, slides, and programs, primarily documenting the activities of the William & Mary Choir, but also includes materials related to the Backdrop Theater and Sinfonicron organizations. The posters are original artwork created by Frederic M. Reiner (class of 1978).

This collection contains audiotapes, correspondence, fliers, programs, and related material collected by Michael J. Rogan while a student at the College of William and Mary from 1977-1981. Included in the collection are audiotapes and programs from the student-run Sinfonicron Opera Company; audiotapes, programs, fliers, and clippings about the William and Mary Choir and other choral groups at the College; programs and correspondence about the film festival held by the William and Mary Gay and Lesbian Alumni/ae (GALA) organization during Homecoming from 2001-2010; and programs, stickers, and posters from the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia music fraternity at William and Mary. Included is a sheet Mr. Rogan saved which was a couple of pages of the score produced for the Perry Como Williamsburg Special (television) in which the W&M Choir performed. According to the donor, the score changed with each rehearsal. Also included are some of the cards Rogan received on opening night of several performances. According to the donor it was then a custom to "reach out to those you had connected with during a production." All of the productions are documented with programs and sound recordings.

Collection contains 7 t-shirts from Michael Rogan's, William & Mary (W&M) Class of 1981, time as a student. The t-shirts includes 3 from Phi Mu Alpha, 1 from the Sinfonicron Production of the Mikado, 1 from W&M choir, 1 depicting the Bryan Complex, and 1 from the Backdrop Theater production of Camelot. The collection also includes 1 wooden fan with W&M feathers logo.

This collection consists of scrapbooks, photographs, programs, and other material relating to the William and Mary Choir at the College of William and Mary. Some of the records included in this collection pertain to the Women's Chorus and the Botetourt Chamber Singers, an a capella student organization at the College of William and Mary. The scrapbooks contain clippings, programs, and photographs of performances and other activities by the group during the academic year. A few of the scrapbooks document the William and Mary Choir's trips to Europe over the summer break. The collection also includes photographs of choir members rehearsing, sites they visited while traveling to various venues, and other activities. A poster of photographs of the William and Mary Choir performing at the Presidential Inauguration for Bill Clinton in January 1997 is also included.