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This collection contains a scrapbooks, a historical overview of the AAUW, newspaper clippings, photographs, and association documents including: board minutes, programs, correspondence, and payment lists.

The collection contains administrative records; budgets, inventories, personnel files, reports, audits, Board minutes, and student records (restricted). Correspondence with funding sources, state agencies, financial institutions, and employees are…

This collection contains the contents of The Winston-Salem Junior League’s (JLWS) archives. The collections consists of publications, scrapbooks, programs, and photographs created by the JLWS from 1927-2010.

Receipts, deeds, certificates and miscellaneous ephemera mainly from Winston-Salem businesses, churches, physicians and schools from the mid-1800s to the 1930s.

The Lucille Vernon Genealogy Collection spans 1012-1991 however the bulk of the collection covers the 1600s through the 1980s. The collection consists of research about the Jackson, Vernon, Pilcher, Knott and related families from all over the United…

51 intaglio prints (etchings) of historical sites, landscapes, homes and other architecture in North Carolina. Prints of Winston-Salem include the Salem Female Academy (Old Library), the Belo House, and the Home Moravian Church. The prints were…

The Old North State Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) was organized with 37 charter members on January 18, 1924 by Regent Mrs. Erastus B. Jones. Its early focus was on the preservation of historic roads and sites. During WWII…

This collection contains minutes, reports, bulletins, membership information and miscellaneous ephemera from the League of Women Voters of Forsyth County, NC 1953-1995.

The Women’s Reading Club was a group that met in Winston-Salem (and previously in the towns of Winston and Salem) to discuss books, history, politics, and other interests. The club first met on January 11, 1904, and took its name, colors, and motto…

Newsletters, documents, notes, family pedigree charts, and photocopies of family genealogy and cemetery records used for Jackie Owen’s book research.