The Strozier Papers contain certificates of membership (Emory University fraternities, 1931); correspondence, mostly in the form of endorsements of Strozier for the position of Judge Advocate General (1918); a manuscript entitled “The War on the Home Front,” written by Strozier (1943); a news clipping of W. A. Strozier winning an Emory University alumni award; a photograph of Strozier (date unknown); and a scrapbook compiled by Strozier.

The first few pages of the scrapbook are an alphabetical directory of the contents of the scrapbook, but only a few items are listed there. After the directory, there are fifty pages numbered by Strozier himself. The first twenty-five pages include news clippings and law school tests for the years 1905 to 1910. There is nothing pertaining to the years between 1910 and 1918 in the scrapbook. In 1918, he placed numerous items in the scrapbook, mainly news clippings. The 1918 clippings cover seven pages 26-32. Pages 33-37 are blank. The remainder of the scrapbook contains mostly obituaries, some going back as far as 1891, and an essay that dates to 1876, written by Strozier’s mother.