Quaker Archives at Guilford College
Library
Why pick this one
Quaker Archives at Guilford College provides wider-community access to Quaker and college records, including nationally recognized anti-slavery research resources.
Best for
- Research on Quaker history in the southeastern United States
- Anti-slavery research
- Research involving Guilford College administrative records or campus scholarship
- Researchers seeking manuscript collections or unpublished Quaker materials
- Remote preparation using digital Quaker and college collections
Look elsewhere if
- Walk-in archival research without an appointment
- Evening or weekend archival visits
- Requests unrelated to Quaker history, Guilford College, or the listed archival collections
Specialties
- Quaker history in the southeastern United States
- Anti-slavery research
- Guilford College administrative records and campus scholarship
- Quaker manuscript collections
- Digital Quaker and college records
What makes them different
- National recognition as a resource for anti-slavery research
- Special responsibility for documenting Quakerism's spiritual, intellectual, and cultural heritage in the southeastern United States
- Collections are available to the wider community of researchers, not only Guilford College
- Provides access to both published and unpublished Quaker and college materials
- Offers digital collections, manuscript collections, college records, and Guilford College theses
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Contact & Location
- Address
- 5800 W Friendly Ave, Greensboro, NC 27410-4108
- Phone
- +13363162264
- Website
- http://library.guilford.edu/archives
- archives@guilford.edu
Services
- Archival research access
- Preservation and organization of published and unpublished materials
- Access to college archives
- Access to digital collections
- Research support for Quaker and college documentary resources