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The three farm ledgers were started by Carl W. Nunemaker as a single man at the age of 18. They became farm ledgers which included detailed income and expenses of Carl and Mary as they experienced farm life through the years, during World War I, into the 1920’s, and through the Depression and World War II. The summary of each ledger as well as the biography as provided by John Nunemaker, help explain the different entries. Later additional records were added to the collection by John Nunemaker, and a short biography was added by Lowell Nunemaker. Photographs from the Mary (Dils) Nunemaker Photograph collection were compiled into this collection in 2023.

The collection consists of Paul A. Albrecht's 1953 doctoral dissertation abstract at the University of Chicago on a study of personality changes.

Completed questionnaires collected by Begly in the course of his research on the adequacy of Mennonite camping facilities available to the congregations of the Indiana-Michigan Conference of the (old) Mennonite Church.  Begly completed the research for a course at Goshen Biblical Seminary.  His paper, entitled "An Investigation into the Camping Needs of the Indiana-Michigan Conference to See How Well They Are Being Met by Mennonite Youth Village, Camp Amigo, and Little Eden," is included in these files.

Bulletins, 1950-2007

Annual Reports, 1976, 1996-2004

Miscellaneous, 1950-1995

Sermon notes, 1979-1980; Bulletins, Newsletters, Meeting Minutes, Financial Records, and Directories, 1980-2019

The collection consists of letters written by Eugene and Luella (Gingerich) Blosser from Japan to friends and family back at home from 1949 to 1966.

Assorted materials written by, collected by, or about Eli J. Bontrager (1868-1958), an Amish minister and bishop born near Shipshewana, Indiana.  .  Materials include several biographical and autobiographical texts, a biography of John J. Mast, a journal kept by Friedrich Herring of Goshen, Indiana, and miscellaneous materials.

This collection includes the correspondence and working files of Mary Bender, the first coordinator of Books Abroad (1961-1974); the correspondence files of Elizabeth Showalter, its next coordinator, (1977-1988); records from the Goshen office (1960-1995); minutes, reports and newsletters; and general correspondence.