CRMF612 | 1823-1885
CRMF802 | 1884-1996
CRMF837 | 1877-1955
crmf258 | 1809-1971
CRMF878 | 1891-1979
MS136 | 1891-1963
Livingston Johnson was a Baptist minister and editor of the . His papers contain biographical information, correspondence, photographs, news clippings, writings, and other memorabilia.
MS549 | circa 1950-1969
Lloyd Winchell Biebigheiser (1884-1961) was an architect and designer. Biebigheiser was hired by architect Jens Fredrik Larson to design ornamental features of Wake Forest College's Winston-Salem Reynolda campus. Biebigheiser also documented the progress of the construction with more than 500 slide photographs, 1951-1956, of campus construction. This collection also contains a small amount of born-digital images of Biebigheiser family photographs.
CRMF831 | 1898-1985
CRMF538 | 1959-1974
CRMF715 | 1871-1976
MS529 | 1942-1985
Typescript indexes, chronological and alphabetical
ms766 | 1849-1882
Louisburg Baptist Church was founded in 1836 in Louisburg, N.C. (Franklin County). The church is a member of the Tar River Baptist Association. These records consist of minutes of Sunday School meetings and church conferences, church letters, and an undated membership list.
crmf272 | 1849-1971
This church was constituted in 1836. The church has been a member of the Tar River Baptist Association since 1836. Records consist of minutes of church conferences and Advisory Board, deacon's records, membership records, Ladies Aid Society records, and other church records.
CRMF1037 | 1963-1997
CRMF852 | 1909-1916, 1933-1959
MS417 | circa 1915-2006
Lowell Ray Tillett was a professor of history, with a special interest in Russian history, at Wake Forest, and Anne S. Tillett was a language professor. This collection contains materials from both Tilletts, reflecting their academic work along with some personal and family history materials. Material types include articles, article and translation drafts, course materials newspaper clippings, student trip materials, photographs,
CRMF898 | 1931-1978
CRMF757 | 1938-1975
MS1011 | 1939-1996
Lt. John Edward Binnion (1918-2002) was a World War II veteran, professor, and president of the Military Order of the Purple Heart. The bulk of this collection consists of letters written by John E. Binnion documenting his time serving in the military during World War II. Also included are photographs and news clippings documenting Binnion's military service and life afterwards.
CRMF135 | 1836-1895
CRMF262 | 1909-1945
CRMF746 | 1799-1923
CRMF474 | 1853-1968