The Papers of Francis Hogg span the years 1958-1970. These consist of teaching materials for the various courses that he taught at the then Graduate School of Library and Information Sciences of the University of Pittsburgh. The materials include lecture notes, syllabi, reading lists and exam questions to some of the courses. Some of the teaching materials were first used in his teaching engagements in Wales. Also included are student projects for both Masters and Doctoral students. This part of the collection is arranged alphabetically by course and then numerically by course code. The collection also includes correspondence, the bulk of which is between him and colleagues, although a small amount is with friends and family. Additionally, there are materials from talks and lectures to students and faculty in universities across the United States and Canada and at other institutions like the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh and Akron Public Libraries, as well as publications in the form of reports, articles and conference papers. These deal mostly with the development of libraries and library education. Also included is a photograph, presumably of his two sons, on a metal plate.