Digital Collections
Over 245,000 Unique Items
ZSR Library’s Digital Collections provides 24/7 access to over 245,000 unique digitized items within 112 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.
- Documenting the history of WFU and community voices, these oral histories include recordings from a variety of perspectives.
- 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
- Hampton Institute group photograph - African American Families Photograph Scrapbook page (circa 1920-1960) 19 African American Families Photograph Scrapbook Collection
- Student Union collection of contemporary art Books and Pamphlets
- A Student Teacher's Student C.G. OKelly Library
This month’s picks curated by Melde Rutledge
Recent Additions
- Hawke, Tommy (Interview Transcript) This interview was conducted in LIB 290 Personal Legacies and Digital Footprints in...
- Schefrin, Carly; Tart, James (Interview Transcripts) This interview was conducted as a part of the LIB 290 class entitled...
- Calvary Baptist Church (Reidsville, N.C.) Records
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From Our Blog
- From Boxes to Bytes: Digitizing the NC Baptist Church and Association Files Collection 4 weeks ago
- 15 Years of Digital Collections 1 year ago
- ZSR Expands JSTOR’s Shared Collections 1 year ago
- 100 Digital Collections and Growing: See What’s New 2 years ago
- Read more in our blog ›