This collection's main section documents George Everson's work as Farnsworth Television Inc.'s secretary and Everson's personal life, including: business correspondence; clippings, articles, and photographs documenting Philo T. Farnsworth and the history of television; and a manuscript of Everson's The Story Television: The Life of Philo T. Farnsworth. The next section documents Everson's personal and professional life outside of his connection with Farnsworth, including his time (1942-1954) at Lawrence Radiation Laboratory in Berkeley, California. These materials include items showing E. O. Lawrence, his brother John Lawrence, and their families; an unpublished manuscript describing Everson's career at Lawrence; information about other prominent people including Luis Alvarez; a 66-page Autobiography of George Everson (edited by Jay L. Faulkner), supplemented with annotated photographs, personal correspondence, and newspaper clippings; and a scrapbook assembled by Mrs. Don C. Bryant Sr. during her tenure as President of the California Inventors Hall of Fame showing the early years of Farnsworth's work and television's development.