The Pickering Lumber Company Collection mostly contains documents pertaining to East Texas and Western Louisiana. The collection contains land surveys, business correspondence, oil and gas lease records, ledgers, and maps. The collection contains 18 boxes of documents, records and correspondance, 5 boxes of dismantled and intact ledgers, and 52 maps.

There are 28 folders and several ledgers arranged across five series in two boxes.

This is an unprocessed collection. Portions of it have been re-housed, but not thoroughly enoughed described to be considered processed. There are 1190 boxes and 619 books & ledgers.

The collection consists of company ledgers including lumber invoices, payroll and operating expenses and orders.

This collection consists of records relating to the business activities of the J. M. Thompson, Thompson-Tucker, Thompson Brothers, Rock Creek, Texas Long Leaf and Houston County lumber companies, and other small lumber companies in which the Thompsons had an interest. There are also records relating to the Thompson Brothers Mineral Company.

This collection contains the company's official records along with those of its subsidiaries and a number of ledgers.

Most of the collection consists of routine correspondence for both John B. McGee, chief clerk at Deweyville mill and Cecil Smith, manager of the Deweyville mill for the year 1940, as well as others. There are also pamphlets, applications, inventories, lists and miscellaneous business records.

This collection is made up of correspondence and the business records of the Lutcher-Moore Lumber Company.

There are 466 boxes, 1 bundle, and 179 ledgers.

This collection covers a portion of the business records of the Frost-Johnson Lumber Company.

This collection consists of the business records for the Foster Lumber Company.

The records in this collection include deeds, blueprints, insurance contracts, liens, and other papers relating to the different mills operated by the company.

This collection consists of some of the business records for the Chronister Lumber Company.