Wake Forest Move to Winston-Salem
Administration
Academic Affairs Office. Vice President Lu Leake Records (RG22.2)
Bursar’s Office. Worth Hart Copeland Records (RG17.4)
Comptroller and Vice President. Robert G. Deyton Records (RG31.1)
Dean of the College. Daniel Bunyan Bryan Records (RG4.1.6)
George Washington Pascal, Jr. Papers (MS377)
Harold Wayland Tribble Papers (MS291)
Office of the President. Harold Wayland Tribble Records (RG1.10)
Office of Undergraduate Admissions Records (RG35)
President’s Office Record Group, James Ralph Scales (RG1.11)
President’s Office Record group, Thurman Delna Kitchen (RG1.9)
Community
Marshall C. Kurfees Papers (MS443)
WF Faculty Collections
David L. Smiley Papers (MS572)
Irving E. Carlyle Papers (MS175)
John Allen Easley Papers (MS334)
Manuscript Collections
Charles Bennett Deane Papers (MS416)
Charles Jeter Jackson Papers (MS305)
Gerald White Johnson Papers (MS211)
H.G. Hudson Papers (MS531)
Record Groups
Alumni and Communications Development. Office of Communications and External Relations Records (RG3.10)
Buildings and Grounds Department. Reynolda Campus Records (RG28.3)
Miscellaneous Organizations Record Group, Wake Forest Foundation of Winston-Salem (RG13.15)
University Archives Photograph Collection (RG10.1)
University Plans and Blueprints (RG32)
University Relations Office Record Group, Foundation Relations (RG37.3)
Vertical Files (Printed Materials) Collection (RG15)
Digital Collections
“Building a Home for Wake Forest College in Winston-Salem, North Carolina,” by Jens Fredrick Larson
Lloyd Winchell Biebigheiser Collection
University Archives Photograph CollectionÂ
Publications
History of Wake Forest College, Volume I, 1834-1865
History of Wake Forest College, Volume II, 1865-1905
History of Wake Forest College, Volume III, 1905-1943
History of Wake Forest College, Volume IV, 1943-1967
History of Wake Forest University, Volume V, 1967-1983
History of Wake Forest University, Volume VI, 1983-2005
Forsyth County Public Library North Carolina Collection. “Truman visits Twin City,” August 29, 2013.
Last updated: June 27, 2022