This collection consists of Seagram's employee booklets and manuals. Of particular interest are letters from the president of Seagrams related to various company efforts with anti-drinking groups and campaigns for alcohol legislation. Also of interest are fictionalized stories Discher wrote about working at Seagram's for the "The Pipers" newsletter.

The collection includes letters and documents related to Seagram's efforts to counter legislation and public opinion critical of drinking alcohol. These include letters from company president Philip Beekman regarding the efforts of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) and other groups that raise awareness about drunk driving. Seagram's countered these efforts with "drinking in moderation" messages. There are also letters about tax increases and the Seagram lobby, called the "Seagram Civic Action Network," which was aimed to garner a more positive public image of alcohol and drinking.

There are several internal brochures, booklets, and policies, including three corporate manuals titled "Moderation Messages from Seagram's," "Policies and Procedures for Worldwide Business Conduct," and "Your Industry Company Products."

The collection also includes a glossy bound book about Seagram's titled "From Little Acorns... The Story of Distillers Corporation - Seagram's Limited" by company founder Samuel Bronfman.

Additionally, there are personal photographs of Seagram's gatherings, magazine article clippings, and a Seagram's ruler.