The James Mitchell Fallman series (1954-1994) contains correspondence, newspaper clippings, and pamphlets relating to Fallman's work as a bartender in Las Vegas, Nevada and his military service. The correspondence details information about awards Fallman won for his service during World War II and his work as a bartender. The newspaper clippings mention Fallman and his various jobs. The pamphlets are from alcoholic beverage companies. The collection also contains a scrapbook with various travel ephemera and postcards and menus from Las Vegas locations.

The Ima Fallman series (1954-1992) contains correspondence and awards relating to Fallman's involvement with the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) and Avon. The DAR materials contain genealogy records, applications to the DAR, yearbooks, and newspaper clippings mentioning DAR Francisco Garces chapter activities. The Avon materials consist of awards Fallman won for the amount of Avon products that she sold.

The photograph and slides series (1950s-1990s) contains photographs of Fallman family members, most notably of James, Ima, and Janice Fallman. The photographs depict the Fallman family both inside and outside of their Las Vegas, Nevada home, James Fallman at work as a bartender, Ima and Janice Fallman at various Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) events, Janice Fallman performing with the Rhythmettes, and vacation photographs. The slides are in color and depict Fallman family members, vacations, and Rhythmette performances.