Special Collections & Archives

Moore was graduated from Wake Forest College in 1890, and was a long-time pastor of Baptist churches in North Carolina. He was Southern Baptist Convention Sunday School Board Secretary, 1904-07; editor of the , 1908-17; editorial secretary of the Sunday School Board (Southern Baptist Convention); and writer. This collection contains, biographical/genealogical information, photographs, newspaper clippings, and speeches and addresses of Moore. The bulk of his papers consists of his notebooks, 1921-51 [broken series], containing his commentaries on weekly Sunday School lessons entitled .

Hillsborough First Baptist Church in Hillsborough, N.C., was established in 1853. This collection includes a volume of church conference minutes, dated 1853 to 1953, and a typewritten transcript of the book's contents.

John Burder Hipps and his wife Margaret (Stroh) Hipps were Southern Baptist missionaries to China. Dr. Hipps was an alumnus of Wake Forest College (Class of 1907).

Rev. H.M. Stroup was graduated from Wake Forest College in 1921, and was a Baptist pastor in North Carolina and a clockmaker during his retirement years. His papers consist of biographical information, and a typescript copy of his memoirs . Rev. Stroup made the grandfather clock in the Wake Forest University Archives, which was given in memory of the and descendants of Burlington, North Carolina.

Holloways Baptist Church was constituted in 1831. Included in this collection are minutes of church conferences, membership rolls, and memorials.

Holly Springs Baptist Church was constituted September 28, 1822. It is located in Wake County, N.C. and is a part of the Raleigh Baptist Association. Members from the Holly Springs congregation branched off in 1868 to organize the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. Records consist of minutes of church conferences, the 1828 deed to the church property, and a 1922 Centennial Homecoming program.

Various correspondence and copies of letters regarding the Hopkins family genealogy with particular reference to the Mark and Mose Hopkins estate in California.

Horace Robinson Kornegay was a U.S. Congressman, Chairman of the Tobaccco Institute, Wake Forest College graduate (1947), and member of the Board of Visitors for the Wake Forest School of Law. His papers contain biographical information; correspondence; resumes; personnel recommendations; speeches; and other information concerning his work at the Tobacco Institute, Washington, D.C.; his membership on the Board of Visitors, Wake Forest University School of Law; and his political and congressional scrapbooks.

Hortons Baptist Church was constituted July 25, 1915. This church has been a member of the West Chowan Baptist Association since 1915. This collection consists of minutes of church conferences, notebooks, and church records.

The Hotel Robert E. Lee Collection consists of memorabilia relating to the Hotel Robert E. Lee located in downtown Winston-Salem, N.C. before it was demolished in 1972. Materials include newspaper clippings, brochures, General's Club items, correspondence relating to lobby flags, and administrative materials.

Houck Medford is from Waynesville, North Carolina, and is a third-generation dentist, conservationist, and photographer. This collection contains documentary artworks created by Houck Medford between 2003 and 2024, including prints of analog and born-digital photographs, digital images, and handbound artists' books; digital images are available online in Special Collections and Archives' .

Howard Holly was a Baptist layman, active in the Wilmington Baptist Association, the Burgaw Baptist Church, and on many North Carolina Baptist State Convention committees. He was a member of many civic clubs and public service organizations. This collection includes Holly's pamphlets, writings, clippings, awards, and certificates of membership in Baptist and fraternal organizations.

Htin Aung was president of Rangoon University, an ambassador to Sri Lanka, and a visiting professor at Columbia and Wake Forest universities. This collection contains handwritten and typed manuscripts for two of his books, biographical materials, and photographs.

H.A. Royster was an alumnus of Wake Forest College (Class of 1891), a medical doctor, and an author.

Hubert McNeill Poteat (1886-1958) was an alumnus of (1906) and Wake Forest College professor of Latin and head of the Classics Department (1912-1956). He was also an author, organist, and a member of the Sudan Temple of the Shrine. This collection reflects Poteat's personal and professional interests, including copies of his writings and speeches, a photograph, a notebook (circa 1907), and excerpts of Mrs. Wilma Parrish's journal describing Poteat's funeral in 1958.

Hutchinson Baptist Church was constituted in 1938. Included in this collection are minute books, church bulletins, and church history materials.