Digital Collections
Over 80,000 Unique Items
ZSR Library’s Digital Collections provides 24/7 access to over 80,000 unique digitized items within 91 online collections. More about ›
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- Writings, correspondence, photographs, drawings, audio-visual, and other primary source materials.
- Documents the history of North Carolina Baptist churches, institutions, and individuals.
- Emphasizes cultural and social history, with particular emphasis on North Carolina history and regional Americana.
- Include administrative materials, student organization records, university publications, university historical materials, photographs, president’s papers, and alumni papers.
- Titles published by Wake Forest University departments and groups.
- Materials relating to the record of Wake Forest University and people associated with the university
- These collections cover Winston-Salem and Forsyth County history.
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Staff Picks
Connor Riddick, Tracy (Video Interview) History of Wake Forest University Oral Histories
Murray Joyce's five children in a photography studio William L. Hughes Family Photo Collection
1993 National Black Theatre Festival Signed Event Program 30 Years of Performing Arts: The Secrest Artists Series at Wake Forest University, 1983–2013
This month’s picks curated by Melde Rutledge
Recent Additions
Eutaw Heights (Cumberland County, Fayetteville) Ephemeral materials related to churches or associations that are associated with Baptist communities...
- Faith Fellowship (Chowan County) Ephemeral materials related to churches or associations that are associated with Baptist communities...
- Eureka (Cumberland County, Fayetteville) Ephemeral materials related to churches or associations that are associated with Baptist communities...
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