Special Collections & Archives

H. G. Hudson was a lawyer in the law firm of Ratcliffe, Vaughn, Hudson, and Ferrell in Winston-Salem, N.C. These papers consist of his professional files of correspondence, documents, suit files, exhibits, and other materials relating to a lawsuit between the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation and the trustees of Wake Forest College regarding the acceptance of funds for the college.

The Hallsboro Baptist Church was constituted on Sept 10, 1876, as Bogue Chapel,and in 1924 officially became Hallsboro Baptist Church. This collection Contains membership books as well as other church information for the Hallsboro Baptist Church in Columbus County, N.C.

Hancocks Baptist Church was constituted on July 23, 1808 by members dismissed from Redbank Baptist Church. This collection contains minutes of church conferences (1808-1850).

Collection includes card photographs, cabinet photographs, photographic prints, photographic postcards, and cartes des visite of actors and actresses from circa 1870-1900.

Harold Hayes, a 1948 graduate of Wake Forest College, is perhaps best known for his role as editor of Esquire magazine (1963 to 1973). He later authored two books on ecological issues and worked on several television projects. In 1987, Hayes wrote an article on Dian Fossey for magazine, which was the basis for the 1988 film . He had nearly completed an expanded version of the article when he died of cancer at age 62. This collection consists of Harold Hayes's personal papers and other materials dating from his high school and college years through the posthumous publication of his last book. There is considerable material on Hayes's work at magazine, both in the series and in the personal correspondence. Post- projects are also well-documented, particulary Hayes's book projects, his editorship of magazine, and his brief tenure with the CBS news program 20/20. The Dian Fossey series contains extensive material on Fossey's life and work, including many interviews with her friends and associates.

The Collection of Theatre Actor Photographs of Harold Tedford, the retired Director of the Wake Forst University Theatre, includes card photographs, cartes de visite, stereographs, photographic postcards, and photographic prints. The subjects of the photographs are primarily theatre actors and actresses from circa 1860-1900.

Harold Tedford was the Director of the Wake Forest Theatre from 1966-1998. The collection, gifted by Harold Tedford, is a compilation of theatre programs from productions at Wake Forest , other local colleges, in other cities across the United States, and international destinations, particularly Europe.

Dr. Harold Wayland Tribble was a scholar, professor, Baptist minister, and the tenth president of Wake Forest University. This collection contains materials from Tribble's professional and personal work, including biographical materials, correspondence, educational materials, interviews, sermons, photographs, subject files, and writings.

The Hassell family were Primitive Baptists in Martin County, North Carolina.

Hayes Barton Baptist Church was established in 1926 as part of the Raleigh Baptist Association. This collection contains a yearbook and church directory with a history sketch of the church (January 1932), as well as church minutes and deacon records. The collection is fully digitized and available through Special Collections and Archives' .

Arnold Edmund Hayes (1893-1982) and his wife Helen Ford Hayes (1895-1993) served as Southern Baptist Convention missionaries to Brazil, 1919-1954. Their papers consist of genealogical files on the Hayes and Chisholm families; scripture notes; family correspondence; writings and notes on their work in Brazil; photographs; a scrapbook ; correspondence with various employees of the Southern Baptist Convention Foreign Missions Board and other missionaries; sermons and materials; and Arnold Hayes's journals, 1920-1969.

The Hayes and McNeill families were first joined with the marriage of Sarah Julia McNeil and John Lee Hays in the mid-1800s. Many members of these families have remained in the area in and around Wilkes County, North Carolina. This collection includes correspondences, photographs, genealogical work, obituaries, and materials on notable members of the Hayes and McNeill families.

Collection includes report cards, reunion lists, class histories, marker dedication, poems, , articles, photographs, correspondence with alumni, articles and obituaries of former class members, mailing list, commencement programs, newspaper clippings about their reunions, and a history of Haywood Institute (1960).

Hebron Baptist Church was constituted in 1808. Items included in this collection are membership rolls, meeting minutes, published articles, and other church records.

This collection is a ledger containing an alphabetical listing by author of volumes in the Heck-Williams library, Wake Forest College, transcribed by E.E. Hilliard.

The Henderson Family relates to former Wake Forest University president, Dr. Thomas Henderson Pritchard. His presidency, the school's fifth, was from 1878 to 1882. Materials in this collection include several book manuscripts written by Harvey H. Henderson; they all are about Samuel Henderson, an ancestor of Pritchard. The books describe early generations of the Henderson family and contain area maps as they relate to the family's migration and property.

Personal papers, course materials, research, and sermons of Henlee Hulix Barnette and his wife Helen. The bulk of the collection (1950s-1980s) captures Barnette's extensive research and publishing, his instruction on Christian Ethics, his conference and seminar participation, and his work at Southern Baptist Seminary. Barnette's materials reflect his interest in social change, civil rights, health and religion, and politics.

Henry Alfred Brown was a Wake Forest College alumnus (1867). Brown preached at numerous Piedmont-area Baptist churches, most notably Winston-Salem First Baptist Church. Brown received an honorary D.D. degree in 1895 from Wake Forest College. This collection contains Reverend Henry Alfred Brown's personal and pastoral materials. This includes photographs, correspondence, writing, memoirs, and sermons, as well as poetry and clippings written by Brown.

This collection contains a typewritten copy of an advertisement from Purdie and Dixon's July 4, 1771. The page is signed by Henry Done, minister, and requests that James Blunt of Chowan County, North Carolina, prove charges made against Done for leaving the county with borrowed money "in a clandestine manner." A letter of transmittal from Garnett Rynland to Dr. G.W. Paschal is included also.

Douthit's letter to Sandy Ellis, dated Aug. 20, 1872, contains information on a Baptist meeting house in Rowan (now Davidson County, North Carolina) built ca.1791-96 on land deeded by his father Andrew Douthit, Sr.

Henry McCarthy is an educator, radio host, actor, and local politician. He served as Assistant Dean of the College of Education at Appalachian State University, hosts the radio program "Poets and Writers" for National Public Radio (NPR) affiliate WEHC, and is a guest actor at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts (NCSA) film school. This collection contains photographs, clippings, correspondence, memorabilia, and professional files documenting McCarthy's work at Appalachian State University, work on international academic programs, and acting work, as well as personal files.

Henry Nathan Blanchard was a Wake Forest College alumnus (1909) and a Chaplain in the U.S. Army. This collection contains article typescripts, sermons, and biographical information, particularly relating to Blanchard's work as an Army chaplain.

Henry Smith Stroupe was a Wake Forest University alumnus, history professor, and dean of the Graduate School. This collection documents his work as professor and dean and contains correspondence, course materials, memorandums, notes, reports, research, studies, and writings. A small amount of personal materials, including photographs and correspondence, are also included.

Henry Speight was a Baptist pastor in eastern North Carolina.

Hephzibah Baptist Church was constituted in 1809. Items included in this collection include meeting minutes, membership rolls, letters, financial records, and church records.

Smith was graduated from Wake Forest College in 1898.

Herman Roland Eggers was a native of Watauga County, N.C., and a Baptist historian. His papers consist of a typescript history of two photographs and a drawing of the church.