Donated by Della Yoe, this folder includes a photo of the Yoe family home, the Ijams family home, and various children. There are few labels.

Donated by Della Yoe, most of the photographs appear to have been taken by Edouard Exline. The images include both portraits and mountain people engaged in various traditional activities. Most of the photographs have identifying labels.

Donated by Mary Lovingood Gallant, these photographs include images of the Ijams family including H.P., Alice, and their daughters; Martha's wedding to Frank Lovingood in 1943; and some images of birds. Most of these items have identifying labels.

Donated by Mary Lovingood Gallant, these articles include opening the Ijams Clubhouse, a feature about Elizabeth Ijams, and a column with a photograph of a passenger pigeon.

Donated by George and Martha Kern, these photographs include images of Mary and Martha Ijams as children including on Girl Scouts outings; a portrait of Joseph Ijams Jr. in 1840; portraits of H.P. and Alice Ijams; portraits of Elizabeth; and a group shot of the East Tennessee Ornithological Society in the 1940s. Most of the photographs have labels.

Donated by George and Martha Kern, these large photographs include images of the Ijams girls including Martha's wedding, Alice's stay-at-home camp, the Girl Scout troop, the four girls at a bridge, and portraits.

Donated by George and Martha Kern, these photographs feature scenery and family members including H.P. and Alice Ijams. Some photographs have labels.

Donated by George and Martha Kern, these include photograph of the Ijams family and their home, images of the East Tennessee Ornithological Society, and more. Some of the photographs have identifying labels.

Donated by George and Martha Kern, these 34 slides feature the Ijams family home and scenery around it. Some slides have identifying information.

Donated by George and Martha Kern, these newsletters offer a wealth of family news of interest to their young editor. She shares family trips, events, illnesses, purchases, and visitors; she reports the deaths of pets and birds; includes puzzles and jokes, occasional illustrations and lyrics; and offers a couple of editorials. Most of the newsletters have been typed, but some include the handwritten original.

Donated by George and Martha Kern, these newsletters offer a wealth of family news of interest to their young editor. She shares family trips, events, illnesses, purchases, and visitors; she reports the deaths of pets and birds; includes puzzles and jokes, occasional illustrations and lyrics; and offers a couple of editorials. Most of the newsletters have been typed, but some include the handwritten original.

Donated by George and Martha Kern, these newsletters offer a wealth of family news of interest to their young editor. She shares family trips, events, illnesses, purchases, and visitors; she reports the deaths of pets and birds; includes puzzles and jokes, occasional illustrations and lyrics; and offers a couple of editorials. Most of the newsletters have been typed, but some include the handwritten original.

Donated by George and Martha Kern, this folder includes two handwritten issues of the revived newsletter, edited by Mary Ijams.

Donated by George and Martha Kern, these consist of newspaper clippings and letters, including one from E.B. Iams to H.P. Ijams about genealogy.

Donated by George and Martha Kern, these include of a bird list from 1936, an award from Girl Scout camp, a letter from E.H. Ijams to H.P. Ijams about genealogy, a child's letter, and two large photographic negatives.

Donated by George and Martha Kern.

Donated by George and Martha Kern, and includes several press clippings related to the Ijams family.