While the focus of content in the digital archive is Fayette County, many other counties are represented. This list is in alphabetical order by county name for non-Fayette County content.

Anderson County

• History of the Lawrenceburg Fair by Lydia Kennedy Bond, 1956

Bath County

• Bath County Memorial Library Albert Young WWII letter Collection, 1944-45
• Bath County Memorial Library Diary Collection of Etta Evans Gilmore, 1944-1955

Boone County

• Florence Baptist Church Dedication Service, October 9, 1967

Bourbon County

• Millersburg Female College Announcement, 1895-96
• Hopewell (Paris) Historical Scrapbook, 150th Anniversary, Sept 1939
• History of the Church of the Annunciation of Paris, Kentucky by Mary T. Kelly, 1958
• Millersburg Military Institute playbill for Inherit the Wind, 6 May 1960
• Paris Historical Scrapbook, 175th Anniversary, 13 May 1961

Boyd County

• The Hi-Life Gazette, Ashland High School, 5 March 1954

Boyle County

• Catalogue, Danville Classical and Military Academy, 1877-78
• The Danville Literary and Social Club (The Anaconda), 1839-1889 by Ormond Beatty
• Fourth Reunion, Kentucky Association of the Deaf, 3-5 September 1907
• A Centennial History of the Kentucky School for the Deaf, Danville, Kentucky, 1823-1923 by Charles Fosdick

Breathitt County

• Stories of Kentucky Feuds: the Terror of Suspense by Harold Wilson Coates, 1924

Bullitt County

• United Stares Army Armor School, Fort Knox, 1959-72

Caldwell County

• Welcome to Dawson Springs, Kentucky, “The City of Health,” Centennial Celebration, 1874-1974

Calloway County

• History of Calloway County, Kentucky by E. A. Johnson, 1931

Christian County

• The Scroll: Bethel Woman's College Yearbook, 1929

Clark County

• Kentucky Wesleyan College graduates, 1906
• The Beacon: Kentucky Bible College (later Southeastern Christian College), 1955
• The Beacon: Kentucky Bible College, Winchester, Kentucky, 1960
• Southern Bell Telephone Directory for Richmond, Ky., Ford, Kirksville, Waco, Including Listings of Berea, Paint Lick, May 1966
• Kentucky Telephone Company Directory for Lancaster, Berea, Bryantsville, Paint Lick, Including Listings of Ford, Kirksville, Richmond, and Waco, Kentucky, June 1966

Clay County

• Stories of Kentucky Feuds: the Great Truce of Clay by Harold Wilson Coates, 1923
• Telephone Directory; Barbourville, Brodhead, East Bernstadt, Eubank, Faubush, Flat Lick, Livingston, London, Manchester, Mt. Vernon, Oneida, Science Hill, Shopville, White Lily, Kentucky, 1974

Floyd County

• The Pre-1800 Kentucky Tax Lists for the Counties of Fayette - 1788; Mason (later Floyd) - 1790; Mercer - 1789; Washington - 1792, compiled by Levi Todd, 1790

Franklin County

• The Fourth Annual Report of the Kentucky Colonization Society, with an Address (Delivered at the Request of the Society,) by Rev. John C. Young, 1833
• Historic Frankfort Kentucky pamphlet by Nell Whaley and Bayless Hardin, 1947
• Good Shepherd Catholic School senior class play "No Homework," 1961
• Souvenir Program, March on Frankfort, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., 5 March 1964

Garrard County

• Lancaster High School Graduation Program, 1952
• Southern Bell Telephone Directory for Richmond, Ky., Ford, Kirksville, Waco, Including Listings of Berea, Paint Lick, May 1966
• Kentucky Telephone Company Directory for Lancaster, Berea, Bryantsville, Paint Lick, Including Listings of Ford, Kirksville, Richmond, and Waco, Kentucky, June 1966

Graves County

• The Mayfield Bar, by R. G. Robbins, 1911

Grayson County

• Dock Brown: the Outlaw of Grayson County by Colonel William R. Haynes, 1876

Hardin County

• United Stares Army Armor School, Fort Knox, 1959-72

Harlan County

• Harlan County, Kentucky by Elmon Middleton, 1934
• The Pine Mountain Story, 1913-1980 by Mary Rogers and the Pine Mountain Settlement School, 1980

Hopkins County

• Welcome to Dawson Springs, Kentucky, “The City of Health,” Centennial Celebration, 1874-1974

Jackson County

• Telephone Directory; McKee, Annville, Booneville, Sand Gap Ky, 1960
• Directory; McKee, Annville, Sand Gap, Booneville, 1964
• Telephone Directory; McKee, Annville, Sand Gap, Booneville, 1976

Jefferson County

• The Cadet Adjustant magazine of the Kentucky Military Institute, 1909-1918
• Photograph of Rev. James Cronin, Diocese of Louisville, circa 1920
• Charter, By-Laws and Amendments of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Widows' and Orphans' Home in the State of Kentucky, 1938
• My Memoirs of Army Nurse Corps World War II, 1943-1945 by Martha Ueltschi Penn, 1946
• Poems of Consolation: Book II by Geneva Maxey Cooper Tilford, 1947
• The Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star in Kentucky Golden Key Session 1948
• Zion Baptist Church, 1878-1953, 75th Anniversary, August 1953
• duPont Manual High School 1967 10-year reunion, class of 1957
• A New Look for Kentucky Breathitt for Governor newspaper, February 1963
• Sallie Phillips Durrett High School 1967–1968 composite class photograph
• The Louisville Community presents a Memorial Service Honoring the Late Whitney M. Young, Jr., 10 March 1974
• Handbills for Mr. Gay Kentucky, January 1983 and March 1983

Jessamine County

• Assortment of Elmer L. Foote lantern slides, including Court Day and the construction of High Bridge, circa 1900s
• Bluegrass Houses and Their Traditions by Elizabeth M. Simpson, 1932
• The Asburian Asbury College Yearbook, 1944
• Union Lodge No. 10, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Nicholasville, Kentucky, by Robert M. Suell, 1970

Johnson County

• Kentucky Mountain Club (Membership includes the following counties: Adair, Bath, Bell, Boyd, Breathitt, Carter, Casey, Clay, Clinton, Cumberland, Elliott, Estill, Fayette, Fleming, Floyd, Greenup, Harlan, Jackson, Johnson, Knott, Knox, Laurel, Lawrence, Lee, Leslie, Letcher, Lewis, McCreary, Magoffin, Martin, Menifee, Monroe, Morgan, Owsley, Perry, Pike, Powell, Pulaski, Rockcastle, Rowan, Russell, Wayne, Whitley, and Wolfe)

Knox County

• Telephone Directory; Barbourville, Brodhead, East Bernstadt, Eubank, Faubush, Flat Lick, Livingston, London, Manchester, Mt. Vernon, Oneida, Science Hill, Shopville, White Lily, Kentucky, 1974

Laurel County

• The Birth of a Church: 1st Presbyterian Church, London, Ky., 1959
• Telephone Directory; Barbourville, Brodhead, East Bernstadt, Eubank, Faubush, Flat Lick, Livingston, London, Manchester, Mt. Vernon, Oneida, Science Hill, Shopville, White Lily, Kentucky, 1974

Leslie County

• Thirty Years Onward, Frontier Nursing Service, Incorporated 1925-1955

Livingston County

• Lucy Jefferson Lewis, Sister of President Thomas Jefferson, Virginia 1752 - Kentucky 1811 by Martha Grassham Purcell

Madison County

• Mountain Ballads for Social Singing, by James Watt Rayne, Berea College, 1923
• Life at Eastern: Eastern Kentucky Review, Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College, May 1944
• Program Celebrating the Opening of the New Free Bridge at Clay’s Ferry, Cleveland, 17 August 1946
• Southern Bell Telephone Directory for Richmond, Ky., Ford, Kirksville, Waco, Including Listings of Berea, Paint Lick, May 1966
• Kentucky Telephone Company Directory for Lancaster, Berea, Bryantsville, Paint Lick, Including Listings of Ford, Kirksville, Richmond, and Waco, Kentucky, June 1966
• First Baptist Church Directory, Richmond, 1975

Mason County

• The Pre-1800 Kentucky Tax Lists for the Counties of Fayette - 1788; Mason (later Floyd) - 1790; Mercer - 1789; Washington - 1792, compiled by Levi Todd, 1789
• Centennial of St. Patrick’s Parish, Maysville, 1847-1947

Meade County

• United Stares Army Armor School, Fort Knox, 1959-72

Mercer County

• The Pre-1800 Kentucky Tax Lists for the Counties of Fayette - 1788; Mason (later Floyd) - 1790; Mercer - 1789; Washington - 1792, compiled by Levi Todd, 1789
• Education in Harrodsburg and Neighborhood Since 1775 by Martha Stephenson, 1910
• Shakertown by Dorothy Embry Cross, 1921
• Old Roads in Kentucky by Cecil Brown, 1929
• Old Shakertown and the Shakers by Daniel Mac-Hir Hutton, 1936
• The History of St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, Harrodsburg by Neva L. Williams, April 1948
• Old Taverns by Grace Stephenson Linney Hutton, 1957

Muhlenberg County

• Gibraltar Coal Mining Company Scrip, Brownie, Ky., undated
• The Oriole: Central City High School Yearbook, 1927

Nelson County

• A Chapter of Trappist History in Kentucky by Young E. Allison, 1926
• The Barton Museum of Whiskey History Brochure, 1961

Owsley County

• Telephone Directory; McKee, Annville, Booneville, Sand Gap Ky, 1960
• Directory; McKee, Annville, Sand Gap, Booneville, 1964

Pulaski County

• Telephone Directory; Barbourville, Brodhead, East Bernstadt, Eubank, Faubush, Flat Lick, Livingston, London, Manchester, Mt. Vernon, Oneida, Science Hill, Shopville, White Lily, Kentucky, 1974

Robertson County

• Echoes from the Century, Robertson County 1867-1967 by T. Ross Moore

Rockcastle County

• Telephone Directory; Barbourville, Brodhead, East Bernstadt, Eubank, Faubush, Flat Lick, Livingston, London, Manchester, Mt. Vernon, Oneida, Science Hill, Shopville, White Lily, Kentucky, 1974

Scott County

• The Co-Ed: Georgetown College, 1901
• Historical Pageant of Scott County, Kentucky 1774-1924, 31 May 1924
• Directory and History: Georgetown Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1932-1933
• Georgetown Grows: Georgetown College, 1960
• Stamping Ground’s 180th Birthday Celebration, 15-17 October 1970

​Shelby County

• Science Hill School College Preparatory School for Girls, Shelbyville, 1930-1931
• Science Hill School College Preparatory School for Girls, Shelbyville, 1937-1938
• History, Old Masons’ Home of Kentucky, Incorporated, 2nd Edition, by Alpheus E. Orton and Charles A. Keith, 1960
• Dedication Whitney M. Young, Jr., Residential Manpower Center program, 16 June 1972

Warren County

• Bowling Green Business University, 43rd Annual Catalogue, circa 1918

Washington County

• The Pre-1800 Kentucky Tax Lists for the Counties of Fayette - 1788; Mason (later Floyd) - 1790; Mercer - 1789; Washington - 1792, compiled by Levi Todd, 1792
• Early Times in Washington County, Kentucky by Orval W. Baylor, 1942
• Sesquicentennial of Saint Rose Parish, Springfield, Kentucky program, 1957

Wolfe County

• Wolfe County Centennial Celebration 1860-1960, 2 Sept 1960

Woodford County

• Kentucky Female Orphan School: A History by Harry Giovannoli, 1930
• St. Leo’s Parish, Versailles 1924-1965
• Woodford County Farm Directory, circa 1971
• A History of Troy Presbyterian Church, 1875-1975 by J. R. Wilson, Jr.
• St. Leo Catholic Church Directory, Versailles, 1979