This collection contains various documents detailing Susan Hayward's life in Carrollton, Georgia. Two notebooks were donated by Dianne Thomas of Decatur, Illinois, who founded the Susan Hayward Collectors' Club in 1985. One contains an index of articles from the Times-Free Press and the Carroll County Georgian during the years Hayward lived in Carrollton (1957-1966). The other contains photographs and articles cut out of various magazines, as well as a couple of issues of the Collectors' Club's newsletter. There is an issue of Modern Screen from 1942, a term paper written by a student of West Georgia College, newspaper articles about Hayward's life in Georgia, and a Susan Hayward jigsaw puzzle. There is a 16mm film titled "Stars over America: Susan Hayward in Georgia," (and copies on DVD) produced by the Georgia Department of Tourism tourism department in 1964 that was donated by Hiram Bray to Ingram Library; however, the mailing information on the packaging shows Dianne Thomas having sent the film to Glenn Novak in the Mass Communications Department. The film also exists in the Georgia State archives as of 2008.