The D.H. Lawrence Ranch near Taos, New Mexico, was gifted to UNM after the death of Frieda Lawrence. The collection consists of five folders of materials related to the D.H. Lawrence Ranch from the late 1990s through early 2000s.

The Paul Lusk papers relate to Albuquerque city, neighborhood, and transportation planning, including socioeconomic analysis and growth management, 1956-1998. The collection illuminates Lusk's career as a city planner and professor of architecture and planning.

This collection contains materials pertaining to Virginia Hyde, her research and writings about D. H. Lawrence, and her work on the nomination of the D. H. Lawrence Ranch to the National Register of Historic Places.