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Series includes original audiovisial materials from The Graduate School's first promotional video from 2005, "Duke University Graduate School: Where Your Presence Matters," as well as Graduate School brocures, event materials, correspondence, reports, and other administrative files.

Consists of recordings primarily of events on campus, including BBall Campout, commencement, and presentations/panels. Materials are primarily in BETACAM format, with one VHS. Item titles are original.

Consists of a publication, report, and program records from the Graduate School.

Bound holograph manuscripts containing case notes on orthopedic patients with a variety of complaints, including descriptions of each case and patient data such as name, age, sex, address, dates of consultations, diagnosis, treatment, and outcome. Includes several one-page manuscripts laid in as well as outlines made of patient body parts showing measurements of the actual curvature and size of affected areas. There are many other patient case studies in folders housed in the Patient Case Files Series. Medical records are open for research use.

Contains correspondence, as well as associated account sheets, contracts, meeting minutes, deeds, loan agreements, bylaws, printed material, bills and receipts, reports, some photographs, reprints, clippings, and typed manuscripts. Correspondents include: R. Osgood, A. Steindler, P. D. Wilson, R. K. Ghormley, J. E. Goldthwait, A. B. Judson, R. W. Lovett, H. W. Orr, S. W. Mitchell, H. Cushing. Letters also document Ridlon's involvement with two charitable institutions: the Home for Destitute Crippled Children and the Country Home for Convalescent Children.