Wake Forest Move to Winston-Salem
Administration
- Academic Affairs Office. Vice President Lu Leake Records (RG22.2)
- Alumni and Communications Development. Vice President for Alumni Activities and Public Relations. Charles Sylvester Green Records (RG3.12)
- 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)
- David L. Smiley Digital Collection
- 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
- Original Campus Collection
- University Archives Photograph Collection
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
- The Howler
- Old Gold & Black
- The Student
- Forsyth County Public Library North Carolina Collection. “Truman visits Twin City,” August 29, 2013.
- Wake Forest Magazine
Last updated: June 27, 2022